Business Rates Could Be Cut for Thousands of Small Firms in Budget

Business rates could be cut for thousands of small firms in Budget

The Chancellor John Healey is said to be considering possible changes to business rates relief which could exempt some businesses from the tax altogether.

Labour set to slash taxes for high street businesses as Andy Burnham vows to create 'symbol of resistance'

John Healey is set to cut taxes for high street businesses in his first budget later this year, it has been reported.The Chancellor is pushing to change business rates in England by excluding some smaller firms entirely and cutting the tax bill for others.Prime Minister Andy Burnham has previously said that high streets should become “a symbol of Britain’s renaissance” and has said before he took office that Labour must “listen to small business…

Healey planning high street revival with small business tax cuts in Budget

Chancellor is weighing business rate cuts to revitalise high streets, according to reports

Chancellor plans high street tax break

Change to business rates relief would remove levy from thousands of companies

Business rates relief threshold could rise in October Budget

John Healey is said to be considering business rates relief changes that could take thousands of small firms out of the tax at his Budget on 28 October.

Healey weighs business rates cuts to revive England’s high streets - London Business News

Chancellor John Healey is considering tax cuts for small businesses in England as part of a package to revive struggling high streets, ahead of his first Budget later this year.… The post Healey weighs business rates cuts to revive England’s high streets appeared first on London Business News