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Family firms are crying out for more certainty from Labour

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By Mark T Goddard
| Yahoo Finance Verified
But certainty alone is not enough. The UK should also set out a bold ambition to become the best place in the world to start, build, scale and ultimately exit a business. We already possess many of the ingredients: world-class universities, deep professional expertise, strong legal and financial institutions, a respected regulatory framework and exceptional entrepreneurial talent. Yet too often we remain better at creating businesses than scaling them.
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Food Waste, Socioeconomic Inequality, and Household Consumption: A Mixed-Methods Garbology Study in Newcastle upon Tyne

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By Helen Kopnina, Van Tran, Mark T Goddard
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Food waste represents a defining paradox of contemporary consumption: UK households discard approximately 6.4 million tonnes of food annually, of which 73% is edible, while an estimated 7.5 million people experience food insecurity. This paradox intensifies in North East England, where rates of food insecurity are substantially above the national average despite the region generating the highest per capita household waste in England.
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Inheritance tax changes are showing family businesses the door

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By Mark T Goddard
| MSN Verified
From 6 April inheritance tax relief on agricultural and business assets is being slashed. The very businesses that benefit the UK's economy are the ones that are most exposed to these IHT changes, says Mark Goddard For more than three decades, business relief on inheritance tax has acted as the safety valve which allows entrepreneurs to build businesses for the long term without fear that an unexpected death will derail transfer of ownership or force a business sale. But this is about to change.
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