"charles" wrote in message
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In article ,
Rod Speed wrote:


"bert" wrote in message
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In article , Andrew
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On 17/04/2021 22:50, Robin wrote:

*tax policy has been the responsibility of HM Treasury since 2005.
So in principle it falls to them to come up with options to fill the
gap left by fuel duties. That said, when things go wrong it's
never, ever the Treasury's fault.


There is always that static, immoveable source of lots of juicy
revenue,
Britain's stupidly overpriced houses.

There's no revenue from a fixed asset like a house.

There is actually, council rates and taxes.

to the owner they are outgoings.

So is the tax on fuel and with car registration.