Tax on fuel has GONE UP

When the Government cut the standard rate of VAT to 15 per cent on December 1st, the rate of fuel duty was simultaneously increased by 2 pence per litre. This ensured that the tax take from a litre of petrol would remain roughly stable in order to protect the revenues required to fund our essential public services.

The above is from the official response to the government to a petition asking for fuel duty to be reduced. Be careful what you ask for…

Labour = TAX

I think you live near me!

this is old school mate, booze, baccy, petrol about the only things that went up instead of down with the VAT cuts.

… and I bet you a Presidential Medal of Freedom that the 2p increase doesn’t get taken off when the VAT goes up again.