2022年11月17日,

打印Ankorstore,快速增长的市场策划,对总理的秋季声明它认为远远不能在试图“缓和”独立的零售商。塔伦Gidoomal英国公司的总经理塔伦Gidoomal说:“英国的小型企业和零售商正在紧张他们面临许多变化和挑战下过去一年包括Covid、通货膨胀、能源价格上涨,现在财政拖累。惊人的97%的独立的英国零售商认为政府没有提供足够的支持在正在进行的“permacrisis”2022年,这一数字可能在今天的声明中进一步上升。”亨特说他将“缓和”企业是不够的,和独立的零售商在国家需要更多的为了生存2022年的持续“permacrisis”。“如果政府未能救援计划扩展的能量,就像错过了今天的全部预算,大部分的独立的零售商(89%)认为他们会因此,几乎一半的独立的零售商(42%)说,这将使他们关闭或考虑关闭。“关闭很多伟大的独立的零售商将为社区带来巨大而深远的后果取决于这些商店和他们所提供的社会基础设施,以及英国的经济复苏被预测是我们有史以来最长的一次衰退。“我们呼吁政府重新审视今天的预算为小型企业提供更多的创造更大的稳定和促进经济增长在英国大街上。什么都不做不是一个选项。”马丁McTague关注税务措施在秋季声明中宣布,国家主席小企业联合会(FSB),马丁McTague,说:“今天的预算是stealth-creation和财富创造、桩更大的压力在550万年英国的小型企业,他们的员工和客户。“虽然解决通货膨胀是至关重要的,为繁荣创造条件的措施,增长和支持企业。 Today is a missed opportunity to avoid further economic slowdown. “Small businesses, which account for more than 16 million jobs in the UK, were already facing an acute cost of doing business crisis through soaring costs, falling revenues, shrinking availability of affordable finance, and a rise in invoices being paid late. “On top of all that, they now face even higher taxes, cuts to innovation, and a recipe for a longer and deeper recession. “The slashing of dividend taxation allowances will be a bitter blow to hard-working owners of small limited companies trying to pay the bills, earn a living and grow their business. This is a group which was excluded from direct support during the darkest days of Covid, then more recently pushed out of the cut in National Insurance. “The changes set out by the Chancellor will leave a company director earning £40,000 a year more than £500 worse off than an employee earning £40,000 and paying income tax and national insurance. “Freezing the threshold for employer National Insurance at a time of such high inflation is a stealthy hike in the jobs tax, just as recessionary pressures threaten an increase in unemployment. Alongside the understandable rise in the Living Wage, this Budget will ramp up the costs of employment without offsetting that with measures to reduce other business costs. “Stealthily freezing the VAT threshold at a time of sky-high inflation will both drag more struggling small firms into scope for the tax, while disincentivising others from growing. FSB’s research shows one-in-four (24%) of small firms and the self-employed are held back by the VAT threshold. The few saving graces here are the retention of the Employment Allowance at its current level, which was hard fought for by FSB, and the continuation of the lower National Insurance rate for the self-employed and employees. “It is welcome that the energy support package for small firms will remain in place until April, helping them through a very tough winter ahead. However, going forward, continued support should not be viewed through the narrow lens of specific sectors, but rather based upon the size of a business. “The chancellor may consider that today’s Statement has steadied the economic ship after recent turbulence. But it is now time to raise the anchor, re-start the engines, and set a course towards economic recovery, promoting enterprise and innovation, and future prosperity. Whether that direction is set in the coming months is a decision which will be make or break for many small businesses.”