Britain retains mansion tax threshold despite fiscal pressures
Britain’s Chancellor John Healey has ruled out extending the planned mansion tax to homes worth £1.5 million, preserving the £2 million threshold despite mounting pressure to raise revenue ahead of this month’s Budget. The decision follows concerns among Labour MPs that widening the levy would capture substantially more households in expensive neighbourhoods, particularly London, and intensify opp
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