VAT on hospitality and tourism - food eating out etc: from 20% to 5% - ok that’s good move
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Not too bad, but worrying how they are trying to really make people go out and eat/drink out, guess it might be last time before really long lockdown in autumnComment
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For that reason I give it DOOM level of 11 out of 10.Originally posted by AtW View PostNot too bad, but worrying how they are trying to really make people go out and eat/drink out, guess it might be last time before really long lockdown in autumnComment
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Didn't see any talk of where all the money for this or for all the other payments they've made is going to come from....I would have thought that was quite important“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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They plan it for autumn budget but I reckon things will be so bad that they will delay it till spring, when vaccines will hopefully be available.Originally posted by darmstadt View PostDidn't see any talk of where all the money for this or for all the other payments they've made is going to come from....I would have thought that was quite important
To be fair their give aways also not very massive - biggest sting is stopping furlough as planned, costs are astronomical - fraud probably tooComment
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Stamp Duty cut just for engalnd and NI...but no doubt the scots and Welsh will pay for it.Cenedl heb iaith, cenedl heb galon
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The Scots and welsh only have to pay about a fiver of stamp duty as it stands - they're pre-discounted!Originally posted by Bluebird View PostStamp Duty cut just for engalnd and NI...but no doubt the scots and Welsh will pay for it.⭐️ Gold Star ContractorComment
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Welsh Rates are:Originally posted by PerfectStorm View PostThe Scots and welsh only have to pay about a fiver of stamp duty as it stands - they're pre-discounted!
Price Threshold LTT rate £0-£180,000 0% £180,000-£250,000 3.5% £250,000-£400,000 5% £400,000-£750,000 7.5% £750,000-£1.5m 10% £1.5m-plus 12% Cenedl heb iaith, cenedl heb galon
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