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Government Refuses to Reduce Vat on Energy Bills

Government Refuses to Reduce Vat on Energy Bills (1)

This week, the Chancellor did not cut VAT on household energy bills. Currently, 5% of our energy bill expenditures go to the IRS.

Some people want the Chancellor to lower the VAT on energy bills. These people think it will help families who are struggling with high energy costs.

The price cap went up by 12% at the beginning of this month, which means people’s energy bills increased by 12%. This increased the bill for people at regular prices. If you use a lot of electricity, your bill will increase to £1,277 per year.

The British government wants to lower the number of money families pay for electricity and gas. They want to do this by lowering the Value Added Tax (VAT). A Whitehall source told BBC that this change would not be helpful because it would only help some families and not all.

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If you have a hard time paying your energy bill, there are some things you can do. These include:

What do you do when you have trouble paying your energy bills?

There are 1.2 to 1.5 million homes that may not heat and power their homes by April 2019. This is because they do not have money for it.

There are four million people who are not paying their energy bills.

You can’t find cheaper power bills right now. Internet energy comparison sites are not helpful because they cannot match the price cap.

As a result, you can ask your current provider if they have any special offers for changing suppliers.

Energy providers in the UK are struggling to offer cheap rates. They are compensating for the higher costs with price caps.

If you can’t afford your energy bills, you should contact them and ask to work out a payment plan.

Also, Read IRS is sending checks to millions of Americans

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