BUDGET 2017: I’M DISAPPOINTED MR CHANCELLOR, IGNORING THE SHARING ECONOMY WILL COST US DEARLY
As a Sharing Economy pioneer and the person credited with first bringing the Sharing Economy to the government’s attention in 2011, frankly, I’m disappointed. Despite my call to the Treasury to increase the Sharing Economy tax allowance from £1,000 to £4,000 and to accelerate growth of Sharing Economy enterprises and business relocations to the UK by easing red tape, the Chancellor has overlooked his biggest hope for the UK’s economic future. With the Sharing Economy deliveri