UK Has Not Ruled Out Higher Bank Surcharge at Burnham's First Budget

UK Has Not Ruled Out Higher Bank Surcharge at Burnham's First Budget

Large banks pay an extra 3% surcharge on profits, on top of standard corporation tax. The government has declined to rule out a higher rate at the first Burnham government Budget, a stance it took in August. Reuters reports that increasing the surcharge could raise billions of pounds. No decision has been announced.

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