UK politics: Visitor levy powers should be in place by March 2028 in England, ministers say – as it happened
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Ministers say visitor levy powers in England should be in place by March 2028, as 'first step' towards fiscal devolution The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government has now published its plans for a visitor levy, or tourism tax, in England.
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Ministers say visitor levy powers in England should be in place by March 2028, as 'first step' towards fiscal devolution The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government has now published its plans for a visitor levy, or tourism tax, in England.
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