Burnham must ‘go further’ with business rates reform, says coalition
The new Real Rates Reform Alliance wants all online sales taxed at 2% to allow a 37% cut in business rates for bricks and mortar firms.
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The new Real Rates Reform Alliance wants all online sales taxed at 2% to allow a 37% cut in business rates for bricks and mortar firms.
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Different Spin. The left frames it as "Burnham must ‘go further’ with business rates reform, says coalition". The right frames it as "Andy Burnham urged to introduce 2% online sales tax to cut business rates".
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The new Real Rates Reform Alliance wants all online sales taxed at 2% to allow a 37% cut in business rates for bricks and mortar firms.
A coalition of business organisations is calling on Andy Burnham to introduce a two per cent levy on all online transactions as part of wider reforms to Britain's business rates system. The...