What does PGS stand for?

Planning Gain Supplement (UK land tax)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Developments outwith Scotland Over the past two or three years the Government (the UK Government) considered the introduction of a Planning Gain Supplement based upon advice from the respected economist, Kate Barker.

Planning Gain In Scotland - What Next?

Many developers have been taking a keen interest in the proposal to introduce Planning Gain Supplement (PGS).

Know your law; In association with Blackett Hart & Pratt LLP ...

There are Section 106 agreements which were to move aside for the Planning Gain Supplement but the PGS itself is no longer coming forward.

We need faster planning decisions; Commercial Property Focus on urban ...

The so-called planning gain supplement is due to come into force in 2009.

Darling urged to scrap land tax

The Government has recently completed its consultation on a new tax known as the Planning Gain Supplement (PGS).

A breath of fresh air; Londoners moving out of town for a new start ...

Landowners could face paying three separate amounts when selling land if a planning gain supplement comes into force, it is claimed.

Land tax 'to hit building; FINANCE: New Government plans for levy ...

Many developers have been taking a keen interest in the proposal to introduce Planning Gain Supplement (PGS).

Know your law; Business & financial advice Blackett Hart & Pratt LLP ...

Byline: Richard Freeman-Wallace THE recent pre-budget report from Alistair Darling included positive news for the property industry, with plans for a controversial planning gain supplement scrapped.

Best to wait and see before passing judgment; Property briefing