Treasury Select Committee highlights AAT proposals for Business Rates reform

PhilHallAAT
Registered, Moderator, Staff Posts: 80 mod
in Business Tax
Parliament's Treasury Select Committee has this week published a comprehensive report into Business Rates reform.
The Committee make several recommendations in line with previous AAT proposals and indeed reference AAT recommendations on a number of occasions.
There are some immediate steps that could be taken to improve the current system but longer term, major reform is needed. AAT believes this can only be achieved on a cross-party, consultative basis.
This Parliamentary report, and AAT's views, have generated press coverage in the accountancy trade press, regional media in the East Midlands and Wales and in small business publications
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