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Help for high streets to be paid for by hospitals, universities and even police stations - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

The Government's new levy to aid high street firms may unfairly burden public sectors like NHS hospitals and lead to wider implications than intended.

High street bosses warn there could be just losses if there is business rate rise - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

Rising business rates linked to inflation may lead to job cuts and reduced hours for hospitality and retail sectors.

250,000 high street firms face 300% tax rise from next April - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

Business rates for over 250,000 high street premises in England will rise dramatically due to inflationary changes and loss of discounts.

CPI Figures at 1.7% announced today mean businesses due to pay an extra 500 million in rates bills next April - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

Business rates in England and Wales are set to rise significantly, posing sustainability issues for various sectors of the economy.

Autumn Budget is a dismal day for the high street - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

The Chancellor's measures fall short, lacking meaningful reform and posing risks to the retail and hospitality sectors.

Autumn Budget means there will be a 140% tax rise for 250,000 high street firms next April - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

The reduction of business rates discount will significantly raise bills for retail, hospitality, and leisure firms in England from April 2025.

Help for high streets to be paid for by hospitals, universities and even police stations - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

The Government's new levy to aid high street firms may unfairly burden public sectors like NHS hospitals and lead to wider implications than intended.

High street bosses warn there could be just losses if there is business rate rise - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

Rising business rates linked to inflation may lead to job cuts and reduced hours for hospitality and retail sectors.

250,000 high street firms face 300% tax rise from next April - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

Business rates for over 250,000 high street premises in England will rise dramatically due to inflationary changes and loss of discounts.

CPI Figures at 1.7% announced today mean businesses due to pay an extra 500 million in rates bills next April - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

Business rates in England and Wales are set to rise significantly, posing sustainability issues for various sectors of the economy.

Autumn Budget is a dismal day for the high street - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

The Chancellor's measures fall short, lacking meaningful reform and posing risks to the retail and hospitality sectors.

Autumn Budget means there will be a 140% tax rise for 250,000 high street firms next April - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com

The reduction of business rates discount will significantly raise bills for retail, hospitality, and leisure firms in England from April 2025.
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CBI calls for green investment plan and an end to short-termism

The CBI is calling for a new green investment plan to support the UK economy's sustainable growth.
The CBI emphasizes the need for ambitious policy, competitive incentives, and a conducive operating environment to facilitate private investment in achieving a net-zero economy.
The CBI also suggests that the UK government should review how businesses fund local government, including reform of business rates.
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Retailers warned of 32 year high tax rise amid autumn statement

43,160 'large' retail premises in England will face a 6.7% inflationary increase in their business rates next April.
The 6.7% increase is the biggest year-on-year increase to the standard business rates multiplier since 1991.
Increasing business rates could be a disincentive to invest for retailers.

Small shops, pubs and restaurants to save on average 11,728 to 16,507 in business rates

Freezing the small business rates multiplier for another year and extending the discount for occupied retail, leisure, and hospitality premises will save businesses thousands of pounds in business rates.
The average shop, restaurant, pub, and café will save between £6,072 and £16,507 in business rates next April.
The savings are a result of the 75% discount and the freezing of the small business rates multiplier for 2024/25.

Retailers warned of 32 year high tax rise amid autumn statement

43,160 'large' retail premises in England will face a 6.7% inflationary increase in their business rates next April.
The 6.7% increase is the biggest year-on-year increase to the standard business rates multiplier since 1991.
Increasing business rates could be a disincentive to invest for retailers.

Small shops, pubs and restaurants to save on average 11,728 to 16,507 in business rates

Freezing the small business rates multiplier for another year and extending the discount for occupied retail, leisure, and hospitality premises will save businesses thousands of pounds in business rates.
The average shop, restaurant, pub, and café will save between £6,072 and £16,507 in business rates next April.
The savings are a result of the 75% discount and the freezing of the small business rates multiplier for 2024/25.
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Business warned to relocate before its too late as rates are set to sky rocket

Areas with lower rents tend to have fewer available properties, which businesses prioritize when choosing a location.
Increasing business rates can strain small businesses financially and make it harder for them to compete with larger corporations.
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