Give up the game industry tax rebate subsidy Britain's new fiscal policy controversy

The British government in the latest budget to cancel the last few months, the game industry rebate concessions. This is not good news for gaming industry makers. According to CVG, in the current economic situation is still not very good premise, the government stopped the gaming industry tax rebate to the game itself to save 190 million pounds in the budget.　　The new budget will also raise VAT to 20%, cut National insurance and reduce corporate taxes.　　But the current opposition party, which previously supported the gaming industry's tax cuts, doubted the budget, had doubts about its accuracy and wanted the authorities to recalculate. Labour leader Luciana Berger has raised questions about why British practitioners have left the UK when the global gaming industry has risen 24% in the 07-09 years.　　Under such circumstances, shouldn't we be doing tax cuts to support the gaming industry? The latest UK Trade report says the government's abolition of tax rebates was done under pressure from one of the world's biggest game makers, but the report did not mention the company's name. But now the British Entertainment Software Association's staff has come out of the argument, pointing out that there is no company that can afford to do that. He believed that the government could handle the problem properly. (Edit Zhang Xing)