Rich will gain most from council tax

Language: English Series: Independent ; 17 August 1992, 2(1)Publication details: 1992Subject(s):

Summary: A study conducted at Bristol, Southampton and Cardiff universities suggests that upper band properties will be liable for proportionately lower tax than under the former rating system, whilst smaller houses with historically lower rates will now be relatively worse off.

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A study conducted at Bristol, Southampton and Cardiff universities suggests that upper band properties will be liable for proportionately lower tax than under the former rating system, whilst smaller houses with historically lower rates will now be relatively worse off.

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