Businesses rush to sell ahead of potential Labour tax hikes
Briefly

The number of mergers and acquisitions surged by 71% in Britain as business owners rush to sell before potential tax hikes under Labour's new chancellor, Rachel Reeves.
Entrepreneurs are accelerating business sale plans due to fears of increased capital gains tax and reduction in business asset disposal relief under Labour, impacting retirement funds.
Increased business sales are also influenced by improved bank financing accessibility and decreased inflation, boosting competitiveness and confidence in the City.
Read at Business Matters
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