Doctors Unaffected By Capital Gains Tax Harley Street, London Middlesex England
Doctors Unaffected By Capital Gains Tax
Published: 23rd June 2010
Capital gains tax elsewhere may have risen to a flat rate of 28%, but un-real estate on Harley Street has remained unaffected following the announcements made by the Chancellor of the Exchequer in yesterday’s Emergency Budget Report.
"As a virtual Doctor in a virtual street I'm delighted to report that we have been totally unscathed by the chancellor's swingeing cuts and the increase in capital gains tax," said Dr Nobody.
"Despite having only launched as recently as 5 June some virtual deeds on Streetdaq have risen in value by over 1000% and some of us doctors are making a tidy profit," Dr Nobody said.
At the time of going to press the top three streets in terms of real value on Streetdaq were Elland Road, worth £64.05; Trafalgar Square, worth £60.32; and Worthy Lane, worth £57.49. All of these were originally purchased when the site launched for just £4.99. Not only this but offers have been made, and declined, for up to £74.00 in the case of Oxford Street, we can reveal.
People who have bought the virtual deeds are also making money through the site’s extremely simple yet highly advanced referral program. “People are already getting referral commissions of up to £30.00 and this will increase as they generate more traffic to their streets through such things as blogging” says Dr Nobody.
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