As far as I knew VAT was a tax concept to pay for the EU so now we are out we can do what the heck we like with it.
-
Looking for a smarter way to manage your heating this winter? We’ve been testing the new Aqara Radiator Thermostat W600 to see how quiet, accurate and easy it is to use around the home. Click here read our review.
Mind blown !
- Thread starter simplesteve
- Start date
It replaced Purchase Tax, so the concept was already there, as far as i'm aware.
I've addressed your point.
The government has made it significantly cheaper to drive an EV, than to drive an ICE car.
Tell us these EU VAT laws that mean we can not change the VAT on ECO products and labour then.
Only if you strip out and ignore the cost and depreciation of EV -- unless you get one of these a Citroën Ami
But I dont think you are allowed on motorways in it --- or A roads
It's mostly thanks to Physics and massive investment in battery technology in China.
I've addressed your point.
That's (one of) the troubles with trolls : their appetite for moving the goalposts after conceding a goal exceeds the other's interest in continued scoring.
You should be grateful then, as they'll be within your budget
Unless you're so dumb as to willingly pay more for an inferior product.......
You brought up the subject of having to keep EU VAT laws
I have looked I can not find any - did you make it up.
Here is another con for you.
The first schools in England to install what the government described as "Great British Energy solar panels"
Turns out they bought them from Chinese firms accused of using slave labour to make them .
"The government said the scheme was "the first major project for Great British Energy - a company owned by the British people, for the British people".
The first schools in England to install what the government described as "Great British Energy solar panels"
Turns out they bought them from Chinese firms accused of using slave labour to make them .
"The government said the scheme was "the first major project for Great British Energy - a company owned by the British people, for the British people".
That's right my mistake - the trouble is that the two of you are interchangeable.
