article_snippet.sent: For the second time this year, Former England footballer is selling a multi-million pound property – leading to speculation Former England footballer wants to dodge Labour’s mansion tax if the party wins the election.
article_snippet.sent: An outspoken critic of the policy, Sol Campbell has even threatened to leave the country if the tax on properties over £2million comes into force.
article_snippet.sent: Earlier this year it was revealed Former England footballer had taken the apparently bizarre decision to sell a £20million London townhouse to a company owned by Former England footballer.
article_snippet.sent: Last year The former Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur defender blasted the proposed mansion tax, describing the proposed mansion tax as a ‘cheap and easy way to extract money from individuals who have done well’.
article_snippet.sent: ‘With a mansion tax, you’re taxing me for being prudent ...
article_snippet.sent: Experts have said that properties worth between £5million and £10million could incur an annual charge of up to £25,000 under a Labour government.
article_snippet.sent: Henry Pryor, a buying agent and property commentator, said: ‘Sellers like Sol Campbell face a financial dilemma: to take a certain hit now or await the potential tax bill that a Labour or Lib Dem Government may generate.
highlights_snippet.sent: Former England footballer is an outspoken critic of Labour's mansion tax .
  