Majority of voters think it's 'likely' Labour will raise Capital gains, Inheritance tax and Income tax - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

A majority of the public believe that a future Labour government would be "likely" to increase Capital gains tax (60%), Inheritance tax (56%) or Income tax (53%).

Significant proportions of Labour voters believe a Labour government is "likely" to increase taxes, including Capital gains tax (56%), Inheritance tax (51%), and Income tax (42%).

Undecided voters are more likely to believe that a future Labour government would increase taxes than a Conservative government, such as Capital gains tax (57% Labour, 26% Conservative) and Inheritance tax (56% Labour, 28% Conservative).

Chris Hopkins, Political Research Director at Savanta mentioned, "Our research suggests that it's increasingly priced in among the electorate that a future Labour government may well increase some taxes, including those they have categorically ruled out, such as national insurance."

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