7 awkward details buried in the small print of Tory Rishi Sunak's Mini-Budget
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mirror.co.ukTory Rishi Sunak has boasted he will get the economy back on its feet after more than three months of coronavirus lockdown. In an upbeat statement, the Chancellor said everyone will get a restaurant discount in August, while pubs, hotels and zoos will be cheaper as VAT is slashed.
Stamp Duty is cut, homeowners will get £5,000 vouchers to make their properties greener and firms get a £1,000 bonus for not sacking people when furlough ends.
But today's statement wasn't all sweetness and light - and even for the good measures, there's a long road ahead to pay for them.
From a tax cut for landlords to tiny wages for work placements, here are 7 awkward details buried in the small print. 1. It hands a massive tax cut to landlords and second homes
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