CGT being 'crowbarred' into existing tax regime, say experts
The report is already gathering criticism about its long-term effectiveness.
The government’s tax working group (TWG) report adds complexity and uncertainty and doesn’t much move the conversation about the effectiveness of capital gains taxes, experts say.
In a report released earlier today, the working group proposes a broad-based top rate of 33% capital gains tax
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Nathan Smith
Thu, 21 Feb 2019
Thu, 21 Feb 2019
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CGT being 'crowbarred' into existing tax regime, say experts
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