By Jonathan Davies
With election day looming, we're taking a look at the pledges being made by the parties that will affect you, the UK's businesses.
With the polls open on Thursday, if you're undecided you might just want to take a look at how your business could be affected after the general election. Or perhaps you'll be swung a pledge you haven't seen before.
Here is the Plaid Cymru small business manifesto:
Living Wage
Plaid Cymru has pledged to introduce the Living Wage for all employees. It would also introduce the "Maximum Wage" in an attempt to plug the gap between the highest and lowest paid earners.
Government contracts
Plaid, led by Leanne Wood, says it would create 50,000 jobs in Wales by ensuring more public contracts are awarded to Welsh businesses.
Business rates
As many as 70,000 businesses would be taken out of the business rates system altogether. And 83,000 small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) would find their rates reduced.
Access to finance
The party would create Welsh Development Bank which focuses on providing investment and loans to Welsh businesses.
Broadband
Plaid Cymru would prioritise the roll-out of superfast broadband to homes and businesses, whilst introducing a public service obligation for internet service providers to supply speeds of at least 2Mbps.
High speed rail
Plaid claims that Wales will see little benefit from HS2, and has pledged to call for high-speed electrified routes between London and Swansea.
Explore other small business manifestos: Conservatives, Labour, Liberal Democrats, UKIP, Scottish National Party, Green Party.
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