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Increment Duty

Volume 47: debated on Monday 3 February 1913

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asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer on what grounds houses are made subject to Increment Duty, and not other products the value of which may fortuitously rise between one date and another?

My hon. Friend's question is based on an incorrect assumption, the value attributable to buildings being wholly eliminated in arriving at the increment value on which duty is chargeable.