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    Global Daily Tax News, Northern Ireland Seeks Halved Hospitality VAT Rate, (Oct 28, 2026)

    The UK Government has been asked to temporarily cut value-added tax on food and accommodation provided by hospitality businesses in Northern Ireland to 10 percent by parliament's Northern Ireland Affairs Committee.

    The Committee has asked for the rate ...

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