Are British national government small business grants paid for with tax money?

Small business grants provided by the British national government is indeed, for the most part, funded by tax money. This is not just tax money the British national government is tossing down the drain, however, as it is allocated to applicants who are evaluated as having the best chance of creating jobs and otherwise developing small business situations that will improve the amount of tax revenue turned in. In addition, our staff is invariably willing to help you if you have any further questions or concerns, and you can speak with them by phone at 020 3880 8554 or online by submitting the information request form on our site.

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