English Money Pastor Jeremy Chase said on Sunday that he wouldn’t execute tax reductions that would push up expansion.
The Sunday Times announced that Chase was thinking about curtailing annual duty or public protection in his Pre-winter Articulation financial plan update on Wednesday.
“The one thing we will not do is any sort of tax reduction that fills expansion,” Chase told Sky News.
When inquired as to whether he would curtail legacy charge – a move the Sunday Times said could be postponed inferable from terrible press – Chase said “everything is on the table” in front of his assertion.
He said the best way to cut charges down was to effectively spend public cash more.
