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Ex-Treasury chief Adam Smith says the Chancellor is running up against the realities of Labour 's tax pledges.
She has apparently been warned by Treasury officials that her plans for non-domdoms will not raise any money.
She is backtracking on proposals to close the carried interest “loophole’s” for private equity executives for the same reason.
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