Electricity tax cut paid for by cancelling cards that had no budget

Electricity tax cut paid for by cancelling cards that had no budget

The government said it would cut tax on electricity bills by scrapping planned digital ID cards. But the UK's budget watchdog said last November that no money was ever set aside for those cards. Cancelling spending that was never budgeted for may not save any real money — weakening the new government's first financial promise.

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