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JD Wetherspoon to slash prices for a day to urge VAT reduction
JD Wetherspoon is to cut the price of all food and drink in its pubs by 7.5% on 14 September to highlight the “vast disparity in tax treatment” between pubs and supermarkets.
Aktar Islam: ‘People are worried, everything is aligned against hospitality’
Michelin-starred restaurateur Aktar Islam has called on chefs to speak out about the plight of the industry, saying ‘we can cry on each other’s shoulders but we’ll only see change if we’re open and honest’.
Treasury says tax-free tourist shopping 'does not directly benefit Brits'
Hoteliers warn tourists are ‘bypassing’ UK due to lack of tax-free shopping
Government says ‘no plans’ to reduce hospitality VAT
Jeremy Hunt warns tax cuts 'unlikely' in spring Budget
Hospitality industry warns more venues will close without a VAT cut
Hospitality operators hit by “horrendous” quarterly VAT bills have more warned venues will close unless the[...]
VAT cut helped Waterside Inn hit record pre-tax profit
Strong demand and reduced VAT helped the Waterside Inn generate a record pre-tax profit of £1.6m[...]
Hospitality welcomes reports government 'is considering cutting VAT'
Hospitality industry representatives have welcomed reports the government is considering cutting VAT in a bid to[...]
Calls to cut hospitality VAT as inflation hits new high
Hospitality and food industry leaders have called for a cut in VAT to help businesses survive[...]
Hospitality leaders' confidence levels rise, but cost pressures threaten recovery
Restaurant, pub and bar leaders are increasingly optimistic about prospects for 2022, CGA and Fourth’s Business Leaders’ Survey reveals."
Hospitality venues warn of steep price rises to combat VAT increase
Hospitality businesses have warned they will be forced to dramatically raise prices to combat a return to 20% VAT next month.
Spring Statement: ‘missed opportunity’ to help hospitality businesses
Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s Spring Statement this afternoon has been described as a "missed opportunity" to help hospitality businesses and failed to commit to the hoped-for VAT cut.
MPs' inquiry recommends hospitality VAT remains at 12.5%
An inquiry by a group of MPs has recommended that VAT for the hospitality and tourism[...]
UKHospitality launches campaign to stop the government from changing the VAT rate
Kate Nicholls, chief executive of UKHospitality, speaks to Emma Lake about the trade body’s campaign to[...]
Over 250 hospitality leaders write to chancellor urging VAT freeze
More than 250 hospitality and leisure business leaders have written to the chancellor urging the government[...]
VAT freeze could create over 250,000 hospitality and tourism jobs, study finds
Freezing hospitality VAT at 12.5% could create more than 250,000 jobs over the next ten years[...]
Sacha Lord launches Axe the Red Wall Tax campaign to reverse VAT rise
Sacha Lord has launched a campaign to reverse the hospitality VAT increase in light of the move to Plan B restrictions and the slew of cancellations suffered by pubs, restaurants and hotels."
Autumn Budget 2021: What to expect for hospitality
Chancellor Rishi Sunak is due to deliver his combined Autumn Budget and Spending Review today at 12.30pm – here is what to look out for that will be relevant to the hospitality sector.
#VATsEnough campaign calls for chancellor to lock in lower VAT rate for hospitality
A major new campaign – #VATsEnough – is calling on the chancellor Rishi Sunak to make the 12.5% VAT rate permanent for hospitality and tourism to enable sector businesses to rebuild their balance sheets, avoid price increases and accelerate the[...]
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