CGT at 28%, if total income and gains exceed the higher-rate income tax threshold, is not as bad as feared but is still an important influence on investment decisions
read more Commentary by Stuart FowlerOur post on likely CGT changes played down the chance of a jump in the rate with no benefit of taper or inflation reliefs but the Tory right fear the worst.
read more Commentary by Stuart FowlerAdapting Conservative tax policies to Lib-Dem’s fantasy politics means we face an unnecessary and counter-productive reversal of one of Gordon Brown’s most progressive reforms that had simplified CGT, cut the rate and probably maximised the tax take.
read more Commentary by Stuart FowlerThe mythology surrounding home ownership nearly destroyed the economy. In a new position paper we explain how this one big decision affects all the other lifetime benefits families value.
read more Research by Stuart FowlerJohn Paulson’s hedge funds famously made $20b betting on a US house price crash. He told the Sunday Times one chart gave him confidence to make his bet. It was the same data I featured on my blog in September 2006. Here’s why.
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