UK PM Truss: Will introduce low-tax investment zones across the country

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UK PM Truss: Will introduce low-tax investment zones across the country – by eren_fxstreet UnitedKingdom Politics

British Prime Minister Liz Truss said on Wednesday that they will be introducing low-tax investment zones across the UK, as reported by Reuters. "Alongside the tax statement that the Chancellor will lay out, he’ll also lay out a series of supply-side reforms to make our economy more productive over the long-term, in areas like financial services," Truss added.

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