Introduce a lower corporation tax rate for net zero firms
- Date 16 May 2022
The Institute of Directors is today publishing ‘The Green Incentive: how to put net zero at the heart of business planning’. The policy paper sets out four specific medium-term recommendations which would incentivise businesses, and particularly smaller businesses, to play their part in decarbonising the economy.
The Government has set a national climate change target of net zero by 2050. However, there are a lack of effective incentives and support for small and medium sized businesses to achieve net zero themselves.
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