• Wrightfi@lemmy.world
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    1 年前

    As a landlord (I own two properties) and as someone who also works full time I agree with him.

    It may take up some time but ultimately it’s an investment.

    Landlords like myself aren’t (typically) struggling, so we should pay more tax, especially now as the country needs it. I am proud to say I don’t tax dodge and pay what I owe. But unfortunately there are many loopholes that can be exploited to avoid paying tax. Just a few weeks ago someone was telling me how I should put my properties under a LTD company to avoid paying tax (I didn’t and won’t). I hope the Labour government does more to close these loopholes for tax dodgers.

  • chonglibloodsport@lemmy.world
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    1 年前

    Are you a landlord if you let a room to help you pay bills at the end of a month? Are you a shareholder if you have a pension?

    Judging by the answers here, the answer is no. But then we’re talking about millions of people who work everyday factory jobs, retail jobs, or low level office jobs.