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Burnham cuts taxes on energy bills to ease cost-of-living burden
The 5% cut on VAT, or value added tax, on electricity bills is expected to cost around £850m 2026-2027.
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The 5% cut on VAT, or value added tax, on electricity bills is expected to cost around £850m 2026-2027.