David Cameron

Cameron vows to cut taxes

David Cameron has vowed to cut taxes in a bid to help families struggling with soaring bills

Written by Rachael Singh

Accountancy Age, 25 Mar 2008

'When Gordon Broan and Alistair Darling claim inflation is only two percent a year, you have to ask where on earth they do their shopping'

The Sun David Cameron in keynote speech

David Cameron vowed that the Conservatives will cut taxes 'over time'.

He claims the tax cuts are a bid to help families that are struggling with soaring bills.

Cameron addressed rising inflation in a keynote speech and has ruled out specific tax cuts at the next election.

He said: 'When Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling claim inflation is only 2% a year, you have to ask where on earth they do their shopping,' The Sun reported.

In the last year, food prices have soared by up to 30%, energy bills by at least 10% and petrol by 8%.

Cameron added that, 'a new Conservative government will be on the side of the working people, with a long-term plan to fix the country's finances and make sure public money is spent properly.'