Why does the Government have a ‘computer says no’ attitude to a VAT cut for hairdressers?
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telegraph.co.ukperfectly reasonable requests was to have the VAT reduced for salons from 20 percent down to 5 percent, in line with the same relief offered to the hospitality industry.
It’s the same relief that hospitality will continue to receive until the end of September, but hasn't been included in any of the Chancellor's plans.I think what the Government has overlooked is that although this VAT request would only apply to 12,300 VAT registered salons in the UK, this potential lifeline to the salon industry would have saved hundreds from closing their doors for good.
Within these 12,300 salons, over 100,000 people are employed - that’s over half of the hairdressing workforce in England. An industry worth a staggering £6 billion.While I welcome the.
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