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İngiltere'de elektrik faturalarında KDV kaldırıldı, borçlanma düşük geldi

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Birleşik Krallık'ta yeni hükümet, hane halkı elektrik faturalarından katma değer vergisini (KDV) kaldırdı. End Fuel Poverty Coalition gibi kampanya grupları bu adımı olumlu karşılamakla birlikte, enerji yoksulluğuyla mücadelenin boyutuna kıyasla yetersiz olduğunu belirtti. Koalisyon koordinatörü Simon Francis, kararın 'yeni yönetimin iyi niyet göstergesi' olduğunu ifade etti. Ulusal İstatistik Ofisi'nin verilerine göre, Haziran ayında kamu sektörü borçlanması piyasa beklentilerinin altında gerçekleşti. Bu durum, maliye politikası açısından kısa vadeli bir rahatlama sağlarken, enerji maliyetleri ve yaşam pahalılığı krizinin hane halkları üzerindeki baskısını hafifletmek için daha kapsamlı önlemlerin gerekliliği vurgulanıyor.

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    Burnham cuts VAT on electricity bills in first major policy announcement – UK politics live

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