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ALLISON PLAGER reports the fourth, fifth and sixth sittings of the Public Bill Committee’s debate of the Finance Bill
KEY POINTS
- Extension to SDLT on residential sales.
- Will the new first-year allowances be cost effective?
- Losses arising on disposal of EIS shares.
- The Fred Goodwin memorial clause.
As a nation it good to think that we have moved on somewhat since the era of good King Hal.
We no longer cut off people’s heads for treason or burn them at the stake for heresy and torture well best leave it there perhaps.
Back to the point: Henry VIII could pretty much do what he liked and ensured that he could do with the Statute of Proclamations 1539 which effectively allowed him to make up the rules as he went along. Debate was not something that Henry encouraged.
In 2009 things are different. We love debate and it is a vital...
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