Drinks industry calls for VAT rate to be temporarily cut

The drinks industry is calling for the VAT rate to be cut to help the country's struggling 7,000 p
Drinks industry calls for VAT rate to be temporarily cut
Mon, 06 Jul, 2020 - 11:00
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A DCU report showed consumer demand will be lower after lockdown due to higher unemployment and reduced earnings.
A DCU report showed consumer demand will be lower after lockdown due to higher unemployment and reduced earnings.

The drinks industry is calling for the VAT rate to be cut to help the country's struggling 7,000 pubs.

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