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Council set to extend business rates relief

Relief will apply to businesses serving food to the public.

Owen Donovan by Owen Donovan
7 months ago
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Council set to extend business rates relief

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Bridgend Council’s Cabinet will discuss approving a Welsh Government business rates relief scheme for the food and hospitality sector (pdf).

Businesses serving food to the public can apply for a 15% discount on their business rates. The report says that this relief covers bars, pubs, restaurants, cafes and live music venues.

The maximum amount a single business can claim as a discount across all of its properties in Wales is capped at £110,000.

BCBC estimates that 142 businesses in the county would be eligible for the rate relief.

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