John Lewis boss issues dire 'warehouse tax' warning to Labour ahead of Budget
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The chairman of John Lewis has issued a dire "warehouse tax" warning to Labour ahead of this month's Budget. Shortly before becoming Prime Minister, Andy Burnham suggested an increase in business rates for warehouses and out-of-town retail developments could pay for tax breaks for high street shops. Separately, the…
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In a landmark intervention, Stuart Machin branded Labour's previous efforts 'disasters' and 'a crushing disappointment for customers, colleagues and businesses'.
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The chairman of John Lewis has issued a dire "warehouse tax" warning to Labour ahead of this month's Budget. Shortly before becoming Prime Minister, Andy Burnham suggested an increase in business rates for warehouses and out-of-town retail developments could pay for tax breaks for high street shops. Separately, the…
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In a landmark intervention, Stuart Machin branded Labour's previous efforts 'disasters' and 'a crushing disappointment for customers, colleagues and businesses'.
