More than 600 restaurants and other food-serving businesses have closed since the Government hiked the hospitality VAT rate last September
More than 600 restaurants, cafés and other food-serving businesses have closed since the Government hiked the hospitality VAT rate last September.
It said the Government"must provide targeted support to Ireland’s hospitality sector - the industry most affected by the current sky-high cost of doing business and experiencing a heightened level of closures as a result".
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