- Labour Party plans to tax independent schools to raise £1.6 billion
- Money raised will be used for teacher recruitment, mental health provision, and breakfast clubs
- Uncertainty around when and how the tax will be applied
- Parents who accessed fees in advance scheme may face tax implications
- Separating Boarding from Education to avoid VAT not likely to be permissible
- School is reviewing costs to operate efficiently while maintaining quality education
Source: felsted.org
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