
Who really owns Britain's houses? | Susan J. Smith interview
The New Statesman | UK politics and culture
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Reforming Housing Taxation in the UK
This chapter examines the complexities of housing policy, particularly focusing on the flaws in the UK's council tax system. The discussion advocates for a comprehensive reform of property taxation to create a more equitable system, highlighting the potential of wealth taxes and the disparate burdens faced by homeowners in different regions. Emphasizing the need for systematic changes, it calls for a balanced approach that addresses both home ownership and renter security in the housing market.
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