08 February 2021
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UK retailers press government on business rate reform to compete with tech giants
Firms like Amazon pay about a tenth of the amount bricks and mortar stores are liable for in business rates, and now retail chiefs want action
The chief executives of leading stores in the UK have urged the government to reform business rates to help them compete with e-commerce companies like Amazon. In a letter to Chancellor Rishi Sunak...
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