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Say no to bed tax

Caterer and Hotelkeeper is launching a campaign to Say No To Bed Tax.
Posted: 24 April 2006 | 17:23

Industry heavyweights back Say No To Bed Tax campaign

A host of top UK hoteliers have this week pledged their support for Caterer's campaign to Say No To Bed Tax.
Posted: 20 April 2006 | 00:00

Bed tax will send Brits overseas

Caterer is the only trade magazine so far to pick up on the potentially devastating effects of the proposed new "bed tax".
Posted: 20 April 2006 | 00:00

Punch set to make £500m... For more hospitality stories, see what the weekend papers say

weekend papersIrish pub chain report big losses; Tchenguiz continues to fight for M&B; Slow sales for McDonald's in UK; Taxman targets hospitality; Compass to move into support services...
Posted: 18 April 2006 | 10:21

Lie down and be counted

Grant HearnTravelodge chief executive Grant Hearn challenges the hotel industry to shake off its apathy and fight the imposition of a bed tax
Posted: 13 April 2006 | 17:40

Sign up today to block the bed tax

Say No To Bed Tax logoCaterer and Hotelkeeper is launching a campaign to Say No To Bed Tax.
Posted: 13 April 2006 | 17:27

The truth about tronc

HM Revenue & Customs is a sore loser, so its enforced climb-down from its position on the taxability of tronc payments could trigger a future backlash. For now, though, there's a rare chance for businesses to win back some ground - and even some money. Peter Davies clarifies the current situation
Posted: 13 April 2006 | 00:00

Industry backs Caterer campaign on unfair tax

Caterer and Hotelkeeper has teamed up with the British Hospitality Association, the Tourism Alliance and Travelodge in a campaign to Say No to Bed Tax.
Posted: 13 April 2006 | 00:00

You must act quickly on tronc repayments

The announcement by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) that it's making fundamental changes to the guidelines concerning troncs...
Posted: 13 April 2006 | 00:00

With your help we can stop this tax

The UK's tourism and hospitality industry contributes £12b to government coffers in taxes every year, according to Tourism Alliance figures.
Posted: 13 April 2006 | 00:00

Revenue may have to fork out £50m in tronc refunds

pile of coinsRestaurant businesses in the UK could be owed up to £50m in refunds and compensation by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), after fundamental errors were exposed in its E24 guidelines on tronc, Caterer has learned.
Posted: 06 April 2006 | 16:48

NAO sees savings in catering procurement

Contract caterers could save schools, hospitals and defence services £30m a year if they didn't conceal bulk discounts, a study by the National Audit Office (NAO) has found.
Posted: 06 April 2006 | 00:00

Uneasy rest with bed tax

As a small hotel in Bournemouth, in only our fourth year, finding guests is our hardest challenge. We have both worked in the trade for well over 35 years, working up the ranks and building a wealth of knowledge.
Posted: 06 April 2006 | 00:00

Budget offers more cash for training

Last week's Budget was a cautious one, but there were things for hospitality operators to take note of. Emily Manson and Chris Druce report
Posted: 30 March 2006 | 00:00

This tax could deter tourists

I agree with Grant Hearn, chief executive of Travelodge, about the dangers of a "bed tax" to the health of our industry (Caterer, 23 March, page 22).
Posted: 30 March 2006 | 00:00

Bed tax: Why pick on one industry?

Bob CottonA bed tax in England would be iniquitous and would lose the industry both customers and revenue warns Bob Cotton, chief executive of the British Hospitality Association (BHA).
Posted: 27 March 2006 | 11:49

Hotel chief slams bed tax apathy

Travelodge logoBudget hotel operator Travelodge has slammed hotel industry chiefs for their "disgraceful display of apathy and complacency" in failing to formally oppose the Government's proposed bed tax.
Posted: 23 March 2006 | 12:42

Who else will join the fight against bed tax?

Where have all the leaders in the UK hotel industry gone? In an absolutely disgraceful display of apathy and complacency, only Travelodge, the British Hospitality Association and the Tourism Alliance have entered serious and robust submissions to the Lyons Commision on the outrageous proposal for a tourism "bed tax".
Posted: 23 March 2006 | 00:00

Brown's Budget in brief

Chancellor Gordon BrownChancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown delivered a cautious 10th budget today.
Posted: 22 March 2006 | 16:40

Confusion remains after further tronc revisions

CHOT 090306Guidelines governing the notoriously complicated tronc regulations have changed yet again after HM Revenue & Customs admitted its previous position was wrong. But will it end there? Rosalind Mullen reports
Posted: 09 March 2006 | 00:00

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