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SET. A hairdressing salon in Glasgow in September 1966. From the 5th the Government charges a tax on every person a service business employs, paid with the…
Twenty-five shillings a man. Twelve and six a woman. Every week.
A hairdressing salon in Glasgow in September 1966. From the 5th the Government charges a tax on every person a service business employs, paid with the National Insurance stamp: twenty-five shillings a week for a man and twelve and six for a woman. Factories get it back, with a bonus. You do not.
- Starts
- September 1966
- Length
- three years
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Scored on
- Finish with £340,000 in the bank
- Business
- Hair & Beauty Salon
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