UK Chancellor John Healey has ruled out calls to raise capital gains tax in the Budget. Healey has ruled out increasing capital gains tax rates and has rejected calls to equalise capital gains tax with income tax. The Chancellor has also ruled out a nuclear option to increase capital gains tax, instead focusing on alternative measures.
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