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Old 17-01-2004, 02:18   #17
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Re: council tax to be replaced by local derivatives ?

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Originally Posted by kronas
the local governments association, is set to call for a reform of the council tax, affectively abolishing it, and introducing local taxes designed to benefit specific areas of each council.

under the proposals, the association calls for local taxes such as congestion charges, sales taxes, house sales tax, and others to be regulated seperately by local councils and also introduce a more tiered system of 'house banding'

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/3397835.stm

source: BBC news

i just see this as another money making excercise, perpitrated to tax us even heavier then before but you could argue it could allow funds for local councils 'extra' funds, to be allocated to areas that really do need the money.......
Well as the thread starter and such a young one, I doubt very much whether you have yet to endure the process of paying this tax yet.

Your sentiments and ideas are in the right place but you have to learn this is just another step on the ladder and enduring the joys of becoming a home owner.

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