Tue, 21 Oct 2025
The chancellor acknowledged that for many people the economy was "not working as it should" and said the reforms would boost growth.
* Chancellor Rachel Reeves plans to scrap "needless form filling" to boost business growth
* Reforms will save firms almost £6bn a year by the end of the parliamentary term
* Plans include reforming the company merger process and introducing simpler corporate rules for small businesses
* Business Secretary Peter Kyle defended Labour's approach, saying changes would be "pro-worker and pro-business"
* The government has pledged to reduce administrative costs of regulation by a quarter by the end of this Parliament
* Businesses have welcomed the plans, but some have expressed concerns that taxes for employers could rise in next month's budget
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