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Gawne welcomes new tax rules

by isleofman.com 24th March 2007
Rushen MHK Phil Gawne says new tax rules on mortgage interest are designed to end government support for those buying lots of properties to rent out.

He says many first-time buyers are squeezed out of the market by individuals who buy multiple houses – and those landlords could claim tax back from their mortgage interest.

But from now on they’ll have that interest relief capped at ?250,000, a move Mr Gawne (pictured) says will end what was effectively a government subsidy.

He says he understands the moves won’t earn much for the Treasury, but he thinks it’s the right thing to do (audio file attached):
Posted by isleofman.com
Saturday 24th, March 2007 07:43pm.

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