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ARTICLE · 14 MARCH 2006

Planning Gain Supplement - Another Try At Development Land Tax?

Matters are simply at the consultation stage at present and therefore it is possible only to give a broad outline of the proposals as they currently stand. (Matters may become much clearer after the Budget on 22 March 2006). This article is a summary of the proposals as they currently stand.

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The Proposal So Far

Matters are simply at the consultation stage at present and therefore it is possible only to give a broad outline of the proposals as they currently stand. (Matters may become much clearer after the Budget on 22 March 2006). Here is a summary of the proposals as they currently stand:

Who pays it?

The person undertaking development.

How is it calculated?

The speculation is that it may be around 20% of the increase in value attributable to the permission to which the development relates. There may be phase payments and a lower rate for brown field land.

When is it payable?

On commencement of development – but it is calculated by reference to the value at the date of the permission.

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