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Labour Manifesto Delivers Few Surprises, Leaves Door Open For CGT Hike

UK

The Labour party manifesto(launch here) has, as expected confirmed that the party will "not increase National Insurance, the basic, higher, or additional rates of Income Tax, or VAT." As has been circulating in press this morning, no comment on the prospect of increases in capital gains, council (set by councils but increases capped by central gov't) taxes or fuel duty.

Headlines from the manifesto hit wires:

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The Labour party manifesto(launch here) has, as expected confirmed that the party will "not increase National Insurance, the basic, higher, or additional rates of Income Tax, or VAT." As has been circulating in press this morning, no comment on the prospect of increases in capital gains, council (set by councils but increases capped by central gov't) taxes or fuel duty.

Headlines from the manifesto hit wires:

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