On Thursday, if you spend £10 on food and drinks, it will cost £9.25 instead.
and now, Wetherspoon is set to make these final sunny days even better, by offering a price slash across food and drink.On Thursday, if you spend £10 on food and
, it will cost £9.25 instead. In Scotland, the deal will only apply to food and non-alcoholic beverages, due to licensing laws.The offer is to mark Tax Equality Day, as Tim believes a permanent VAT reduction will benefit all pubs and restaurants across the UK. Tim said: ‘The biggest threat to the hospitality industry is the vast disparity in tax treatment among pubs, restaurants and supermarkets.
‘Supermarkets pay zero VAT in respect of food sales, whereas pubs and restaurants pay 20%. This tax benefit allows supermarkets to subsidise the selling price of beer.
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