US EditionHow the British pub is facing its 'toughest ever year' after Reeves's tax hike
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Brit businesses hit with huge extra costs as Reeves' budget takes effect
BRITISH businesses are in no mood for laughing this April Fool’s Day as a huge burden of extra costs lands on their doormats. Small and big firms alike are bracing to be whacked with an onslaught of higher bills caused by Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s brutal Budget last October. EPARachel Reeves’ brutal budget is likely to cause higher bills to businesses[/caption] GettyCompanies have warned that the changes will drastically impact part-time worker…
How the British pub is facing its 'toughest ever year' after Reeves's tax hike
One in 50 pubs could be forced to shut down for good this year as increased taxes, new employment laws and energy costs combine to make it the most difficult year yet for boozers, an industry leader has warned.In an interview with The i Paper, Emma McClarkin, chief executive of industry group the British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA), warned that the nations’ 45,000 pubs were facing their “worst year ever”.She claims the Government is introducin…
Rachel Reeves' tax hikes will cost me £1m - Hooch tycoon
The founder of the alcoholic drinks empire behind the likes of Hooch and VK has warned the tax hikes announced by Rachel Reeves will cost him an extra £1m. Steve Perez, the boss of Derbyshire-headquartered Global Brands, added that the Chancellor has “stacked the odds” against businesses like his and that he has “no choice” but to raise prices. As well as VK and Hooch, the group’s brands include Franklin & Sons, Be, All Shook Up, Shake Baby Shak…
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