LONDON – Boris Johnson has no plans to increase a windfall tax on earnings to electrical energy mills earlier than he steps down as Britain’s prime minister, his spokesman stated on Monday.
Requested whether or not the windfall tax that's being launched for oil and gasoline producers can be prolonged to electrical energy mills, the spokesman stated: “We might not search to make any new insurance policies or main fiscal choices. So there’s no plans to try this.”
“We are going to proceed to guage the size of the earnings and take into account applicable steps however there’s no plans to introduce or lengthen that to that group,” he stated.
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