WSTA urges alcohol tax cut ahead of Autumn Budget
The Wine and Spirits Trade Association is calling on the UK government to reconsider a planned alcohol duty increase tied to RPI inflation, which could rise by 2.9% come February 2027. The trade body is making its case ahead of the Autumn Budget announcement, highlighting concerns about the impact on businesses and consumers. It's a push that could shape tax policy for the wine and spirits sector over the coming months.
Originally published by Harpers Wine & Spirit
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