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"Oliver Keating" wrote in message
... "Cast_Iron" wrote in message ... Given the that the increased road congestion in Friday and Sunday evenings is caused by many people going and from to their country cottages for the weekend, isn't it time that second homes attracted a punative rate of council tax? An added bonus of this would be to free-up houses in rural and other touristy areas that young people on local wages could afford to buy or rent who would then spend money in the local economy. Absouletely. Anyone with a second home should be made to absolutely pay through-the-nose for it. Are you suggesting then that people who buy a small flat near their place of work and have a house in the suburbs or countryside where the rest of their family live should be penalised for it? Surely you would advocate people living close to where they work and reducing their reliance upon the transport infrastructure? Taxes like everything work both ways. Mikael |
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