- The Isle of Man is temporarily cutting VAT from 20% to 5% on certain summer activities.
- The reduction applies to children’s meals in restaurants, family cinema/show tickets, and attraction admissions until 1 September.
- Treasury hopes businesses will pass the savings on to customers, but it is their choice whether to lower prices.
- The move is intended to help families pay less for days out this summer.
Source: manxradio.com
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