Early kick-off: The 2013 tax relief debate begins

Rachel Dalton looks at the Lib Dems' tax relief track record - and the latest proposal

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If pensions tax relief is treated as a political football from party conference season until the Autumn Statement, the Liberal Democrats have kicked off the match extra early this year.

In a policy paper on tax reform that willl play a starring role in this year's Lib Dem conference, the party has set out its approach to tax relief, signalling a departure from last year's proposal...

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