Barbara Scott Customs Associates advises: The Government is encouraging all businesses to get ready in case we leave the EU on 31st October with “No Deal”, ie without a withdrawal agreement which would allow a transitional period during which trading with the EU would remain as it is today. No Deal would mean that we
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Alan Monahan writes: When it comes to Christmas, grandads are apparently bottom of the country’s shopping lists. Indeed, people buy more gifts for their pets! But had Barclays interviewed me for their survey which yielded this information I would have told them that I must be the exception. I find my wife’s festive generosity positively
Retail Reflections: A gift-giving ritual; finding solace in festive sales Read More »
As an incentive for people to shop in person and for online retailers to lease physical stores, international property firm Colliers International suggests that the government should create a two-tiered VAT system where shoppers would be charged 15% for purchases in stores and 22.5% for online transactions. Meanwhie, Tesco chief executive David Lewis has again
Following a business campaign led by the British Retail Consortium (BRC), the Chancellor Philip Hammond has announced in his Budget of November 22 2017 that the move from RPI to CPI indexation will be brought forward by two years to April 2018. The new measures could help British businesses save £2.3bn over the next five
Budget introduces rates and VAT measures to help store owners Read More »
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