@trendingentertainmenthub: Andrew Griffith, the Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer, has argued that families should be able to pass on their homes to the next generation without facing additional tax burdens. He said: “You worked for your home. Your family should inherit it without paying even more tax.” His message focuses on concerns about inheritance taxation and the ability of families to pass on property they have worked hard to acquire. The statement has reignited debate about taxation, homeownership and how much families should pay when passing wealth to their children. Do you agree that families should be able to pass on their homes without facing more tax?