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March 18, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Tory government would scrap backdated port rates bills

The UK Conservative Party has vowed to scrap backdated business rates bills owed by port-side operators if it wins the general election. A Tory government would scrap the “unfair” backdated bills – some totalling millions of pounds – and the party has called on local authorities to hold back from co

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The UK Conservative Party has vowed to scrap backdated business rates bills owed by port-side operators if it wins the general election. A Tory government would scrap the “unfair” backdated bills – some totalling millions of pounds – and the party has called on local authorities to hold back from collecting money owed until after the forthcoming election.

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