What do East Anglia businesses want from the new prime minister?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : Although Mr Sunak oversaw the increase to National Insurance, he also raised the earnings level at which it starts to be paid to £12,570.
51% : He promises to cut income tax before the end of the next Parliament and says he wants 'radical reforms' to the way businesses are taxed but hasn't given any details.
49% : She also pledges to make changes to simplify tax and create new 'low-tax and low-regulation zones' to create hubs for innovation and enterprise.
42% : Ms Truss is leading in the polls with her promises to slash taxes.
39% : Mr Sunak, who quit as chancellor earlier this month, stands by his tax rises and says he would not cut taxes until inflation is under control.

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