The FAAA’s suggestion of a financial advice fee subsidy is an extension of earlier calls for the tax-deductibility of advice. Both would shift at least some of the burden of paying for advice from the individuals receiving the advice and on to the taxpayer. But Simon Hoyle asks is that a fair thing to ask?
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