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Dan Neidle warns that relying on the pre-tax profit figures of landlords may be risky when finance costs are no longer fully deductible.
He notes that post-tax profit can differ significantly from pre-tax profit in these cases, suggesting that failing to account for this can introduce a major source of error in analyses.
Neidle previously commented on the complexity of the Prosperity 2030 tax reform plan and its annual target to raise £100bn, according to his analysis of the proposal. He also disputed claims regarding Palantir's employee share scheme, stating that it leads to increased tax payments rather than avoidance in another detailed review. These recent remarks add to his record of scrutinizing tax calculations and policy impacts.