UK Keeps Higher Bank Surcharge on the Table at Burnham's First Budget

UK Keeps Higher Bank Surcharge on the Table at Burnham's First Budget

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

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