LONDON: When Rachel Reeves told Parliament her budget would help struggling hospitality businesses with "the lowest tax rates since 1991," UK pub owners and hoteliers breathed a sigh of relief.
The UK’s hospitality industry has been disappointed by the Autumn Budget, with no cuts to VAT and no changes to National Insurance. Even a cut to business rates has been described as “too little, too ...
Key changes include a New National Licensing Framework, permanently lower business rates for smaller premises, higher rates for large warehouses, and adjustments to customs duty rules affecting online ...
A CONTROVERSIAL “tourist tax” on visitors to British towns and cities has been confirmed for the Budget. Regional mayors will ...
Rachel Reeves championed a business rates cut for hospitality and retail firms, but the truth is that many are facing an ...
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Budget 2025: Hospitality pleads for 'lifeline' as Rachel Reeves accused of imposing 'stealth tax'
Rachel Reeves has been accused of failing to support the great British pub as she promised in the budget, with owners facing ...
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Impress clients with these out-of-the-ordinary corporate hospitality experiences in the UK, such as trackside Champagne at ...
Northern Ireland ’s tourist businesses, pensioners and landlords will bear the brunt of British chancellor of the exchequer ...
Data from the group shows that prior to the pandemic, the nation’s hospitality industry generated up to £140 billion (the equivalent of $190.7 billion) per year. That hasn’t been the case since the ...
JHA president Malcolm Lewis said the hospitality industry has had a "difficult year" but they "need to draw a line under 2025 ...
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