Mansion tax: warning over data access and liability headaches

Ministers have been warned that the planned mansion tax on high-value properties will be at risk unless operational challenges – including access to government data – are urgently addressed.

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Local authorities, the bodies responsible for collecting the new levy, have been left without key assurances over how it will work in practice, according

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