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BRC briefing on VAT and hot food

- Document type
- Briefing
- Corporate author(s)
- British Retail Consortium
- Publisher
- British Retail Consortium
- Date of publication
- 16 April 2012
- Subject(s)
- Trends: economic, social and technology trends affecting business
- Collection
- Business and management
- Material type
- Reports
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A briefing opposes the introduction of value-added tax on hot food purchased in shops. It is argued that it will reduce retail sales in one of the few remaining growth sectors, disproportionately affect the poor, and create legal uncertainties.
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