Pubs, hotels and gyms in Wales to get 30% business rates cut
What are the most effective things that we can do with our toolkit in Welsh government? "And this is something that we're able to do now, bringing this in from April next year, which is the earliest point realistically we can do this. We have a VAT problem besides business rates.
- ▪What are the most effective things that we can do with our toolkit in Welsh government?
- ▪"And this is something that we're able to do now, bringing this in from April next year, which is the earliest point realistically we can do this.
- ▪We have a VAT problem besides business rates.
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Pubs, hotels and gyms in Wales to get 30% business rates cutImage source, Matthew HorwoodImage caption, First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth said hospitality, accommodation and leisure venues would receive a 30% cut in some business rates from April 2027ByHuw ThomasWales business correspondentPublished4 minutes agoTaxes paid by pubs, hotels and cinemas in Wales will fall after the Welsh government announced a 30% cut in some business rates.First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth said hospitality, accommodation and leisure venues would receive the permanent cut in rates from April 2027."It is about helping businesses like this to thrive, so our communities can thrive," ap Iorwerth said on a visit to a pub in Cardiff.The cut, which will be funded by an increase in the rates paid by businesses with the…
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