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  • Which London business pays the highest business rates? Harrods, Citigroup and HSBC- but it’s not as much as the government’s Home Office bill

    January 16, 2015

    Harrods is paying the biggest business rates bill of any business in London while five banks are in the list of top 10 highest payers thanks to their Canary Wharf based UK headquarters. The Knightsbridge retailer is paying £12.04m for it's in-demand and high-end location while fellow luxury store Selfridges is also paying the seventh largest [...]

  • Retailers cheer at review into business rates

    December 3, 2014

    RETAILERS welcomed plans for a full review of the UK’s 400 year-old business rates system, seen by the industry as one of the biggest threats to the future of businesses on the high street. Businesses have long called for a reform of rates, which are charged on commercial properties including shops and calculated according to [...]

  • Autumn Statement 2014: Stamp duty, business rates, banking profits and tech firm taxes. How has industry responded?

    December 3, 2014

    There were a number of surprises in George Osborne's final Autumn Statement before the general election, many of which are solidly aimed at middle class voters.    Bankers taxes are being limited, multinational tech firms are going to have to pay more taxes and stamp duty slabs have been scrapped. The squeezed middle and chattering [...]

  • Britain’s biggest companies call on Westminster for fundamental business rates reform

    September 16, 2014

    Some of Britain's biggest businesses including Marks & Spencer, Sainsbury's, Tesco, General Motors and Tata Steel have called on the government to rip up the current business rate regime claiming the current system is “a critical problem for all of British business”.    The controversial tax delivers around £25bn to the Treasury every year, but [...]

  • MPs demand overhaul of business rates

    March 3, 2014

    A GROUP of MPs has waded into the debate on business rates by demanding a complete reform of the current system, calling for a tax based on sales instead of the value of a property. Suggesting a series of reforms that could hit online retailers such as Amazon and Asos, the Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) [...]

  • Boris: Increase council tax and cut business rates in the capital

    March 3, 2014

    LONDON Mayor Boris Johnson has called for a cut to business rates and increases to council tax for those who own expensive homes in London. Speaking at a Communities and Local Government select committee yesterday the Mayor said businesses are being “clobbered” by high rates while rich homeowners pay low rates of tax as council [...]

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