Burnham and Healey Confirm 7 Changes for UK Businesses with Red Tape Slashed

UK government promises to save businesses £800 million in paperwork and ...

Burnham and Healey confirm 7 changes for UK businesses with red tape slashed

Firms will get "a bit more breathing space" as the Chancellor announces new plans to cut red tape on Friday (October 23).

How the UK’s £800m Plan Aims to Make Life Easier for Businesses

Highlights The Treasury expects businesses to save around £800 million through cuts to unnecessary paperwork and regulation. Streamlined reporting requirements are expected to save £290 million, while changes affecting asset managers and property transactions could save a further £221 million. Import tariff suspensions covering more than 250 products will be extended for another year, with savings of up to £155 million. UK businesses are set to …

Local shops welcome government red tape pledge

Local shops have welcomed the government's acceptance of recommendations from the Small Business Taskforce to cut red tape and save money in administrative costs. The Small Business Taskforce, which includes the Association of Convenience Stores (ACS), the Federation of Small Businesses, Small Business Britain and… This story continues at Local shops welcome government red tape pledge Or just read more coverage at Talking Retail

Government Targets £800m in Business Savings Through Red Tape Reforms - CLH News: Caterer, Licensee and Hotelier News - News for Pubs, Bars, Hotels and Restaurants

Share Post Share Email The Government has announced plans to reduce unnecessary bureaucracy for UK businesses, estimating that proposed changes to regulations and reporting requirements could deliver savings of almost £800 million in administrative and tariff-related costs. The proposals form part of a wider effort to ease pressures on businesses and households ahead of the Chancellor’s forthcoming Budget. Ministers say the reforms are intended …

Government's move to slash slashes red tape, tariffs to give businesses breathing space

Businesses are expected to get a bit more breathing space as the Chancellor today (Oct 23) announced new plans to slash the red tape choking firms, while the Government accepts further recommendations from team of business leaders. From family-run bakeries to high tech manufacturers and financial services firms, businesses across the country are set to save almost £800 million in administrative and tariff costs per year with government making ch…