London Property – A Global Reserve Currency
October 17, 2013 9 Comments

According to Britain’s Office for National Statistics,London house prices rose 9.7% between July 2012 and July 2013.In fact for a number of years London real estate has returned an annualized return of round 10%.
World over, the UK political system is seen as stable and government policy as predictable.
Also,the property tax regime is very gentle.For example, the property taxes on Mayor Michael R Bloomberg’s $20 million London home comes to $3430.
Furthermore,if a person can demonstrate that he/she has a residence in another country.he/she is taxed on only his/her British earnings. Read more of this post
Today’s papers are full of Kumar Mangalam Birla being named in a first information report (FIR) related to alleged irregularities in coal block allocations.His is hardly the first prominent name to make it to the news in such fashion.Following is a list of other such names:
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