Business Taylor Wimpey and Zoopla Announce New Partnership Deal by Victoria Sterling -Business Editor January 20, 2026 written by Victoria Sterling -Business Editor Tuesday 20 January 2026 1:41 am | Updated: Monday 19 January 2026 5:34 pm By: Simon Hunt and Maisie Grice Share Facebook The FTSE 250 housebuilder Taylor wimpey has struck a fresh deal with Zoopla, aiming to bolster its online presence and ultimately obtain the best return on investment. One of the UK’s biggest housebuilders has signed a new contract with top property website Zoopla as it seeks to boost conversion rates for its new developments. FTSE 250 constituent Taylor Wimpey said the fresh agreement would support the company with further market data and insights to enable it to obtain the best return on investment from its marketing spend. As part of the new partnership with Zoopla, all of Taylor Wimpey’s new home developments will continue to list on Zoopla as the homebuilder seeks high-quality buyer leads to support sales rates for its new developments. Taylor Wimpey already uses Zoopla’s ‘Buyer Insights’ tools regionally to support land purchase decisions and provide local market insights to support marketing and audience targeting. zoopla said it delivered a 35 per cent increase in new home buyer leads for Taylor Wimpey over the second half of 2025. Stephen Parker, head of digital at Taylor Wimpey, said the deal had been ”enhanced by improvements across their site and consumer experience, which makes new homes more visible to consumers. “`html The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 Table of Contents The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 Key Provisions & Climate Change healthcare Costs & Medicare Negotiation Tax Provisions & Revenue Generation Current Status (as of 2026/01/20 03:36:19) The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 is a landmark United States federal law enacted on August 16, 2022, primarily focused on reducing healthcare costs, addressing climate change, and increasing tax revenue. Signed into law by President Joe Biden, the Act represents a significant investment in clean energy and climate resilience, aiming to lower carbon emissions by roughly 40% by 2030. It also allows Medicare to negotiate prescription drug prices,a long-sought goal of Democrats,and extends Affordable Care Act subsidies.The law is funded through a 15% corporate minimum tax on companies with over $1 billion in profits and increased IRS tax enforcement. For example, the Act provides tax credits for individuals purchasing electric vehicles and installing solar panels, and it invests billions in grants and loans for clean energy projects. The White House fact sheet details the specific provisions and estimated impacts of the law. Key Provisions & Climate Change The Inflation Reduction Act allocates approximately $369 billion towards climate and energy programs, making it the largest climate investment in U.S.history. These investments include tax credits for renewable energy production, manufacturing of clean energy technologies, and energy efficiency improvements. The Act also establishes programs to reduce methane emissions, support sustainable agriculture, and enhance climate resilience. The Congressional budget Office estimates that these provisions will reduce U.S. greenhouse gas emissions by 37% below 2005 levels by 2030.CBO Report on the Inflation Reduction Act provides a detailed analysis of the law’s budgetary and economic effects. As an example, Section 45X of the Act provides a production tax credit for the manufacture of solar energy components, incentivizing domestic production and reducing reliance on foreign supply chains. The Department of Energy’s summary outlines the key energy provisions. healthcare Costs & Medicare Negotiation A central component of the Inflation Reduction Act is its effort to lower healthcare costs, especially prescription drug prices. The Act allows Medicare to negotiate the prices of certain high-cost prescription drugs, starting with 10 drugs in 2026 and expanding to 20 drugs by 2029. It also caps out-of-pocket prescription drug costs for Medicare beneficiaries at $2,000 per year. These provisions are projected to save Medicare and beneficiaries billions of dollars over the next decade. CMS Fact Sheet on Prescription Drug Savings details the expected impact on Medicare beneficiaries. As an example, the negotiated drug prices are expected to impact medications used to treat conditions like diabetes and heart disease, providing significant relief to seniors on fixed incomes. Kaiser Family Foundation analysis provides further context on the drug pricing provisions. Tax Provisions & Revenue Generation The Inflation Reduction Act aims to raise revenue through several tax provisions, primarily targeting large corporations and high-income earners. The most significant revenue generator is a 15% minimum tax on corporations with over $1 billion in annual profits. This tax is designed to ensure that profitable companies pay a minimum level of tax, even if they utilize deductions and credits to reduce their tax liability. The Act also increases funding for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to enhance tax enforcement and improve tax collection. Joint Committee on Taxation Analysis provides a complete overview of the tax provisions. Specifically, the increased IRS funding is projected to generate an additional $124 billion in revenue over the next decade through improved tax enforcement. Treasury Department Press Release details the planned use of the increased IRS funding. Current Status (as of 2026/01/20 03:36:19) January 20, 2026 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail Home Business Entertainment Health News Sports Tech World
