Sugary drinks could face further levies as ‘sin tax’ receipts fall

Sugary drinks

Research from UHY Hacker Young shows ‘sin taxes’ contributed 2.8% of total tax revenues in 2024/25, down from 4.3% in 2015/16, amid long-term shifts in tobacco and alcohol consumption

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