#retail-and-hospitality

#retail-and-hospitality

Reeves told MPs she would introduce "lowest tax rates since 1991" for the high street using "tax rates" in the plural but only one of the new multipliers is even close to the level seen in 1991 which will apply to only the smallest properties with much higher effective tax rates for the rest of the high street. The Chancellor's comparison hinges on the new 38.2p multiplier for Retail, Hospitality and Leisure (RHL) properties with a rateable value between £12,000 and £51,000.

London's business landscape moves fast. Footfall patterns change week to week, customers expect seamless experiences, and local businesses are constantly looking for tools that help them attract attention without adding extra operational work. That's why so many cafés, salons, gyms, retailers and service providers across the city are adopting modern QR code systems to streamline customer journeys. Not the old, static black-and-white squares, but flexible, dynamic versions that allow companies to update menus, offers or booking links instantly.