Uncertainty clouds Labour’s proposed scrapping of negative gearing
Labour's plan to scrap negative gearing has been labelled as “cynical” by one expert.
Don’t bet the house on Labour’s negative gearing policy having a big impact on cooling the housing market.
That's according to Grant Thornton national tax director Greg Thompson, who says it’s unclear what sort of impact the policy will have on the market.
At Labour’s election-year congress
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Jason Walls
Mon, 15 May 2017
Mon, 15 May 2017
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Uncertainty clouds Labour’s proposed scrapping of negative gearing
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