"A Conservative government will always cut taxes when we can, but we won't run out of money. We will be responsible with the public finances," Hunt told Sky News
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LONDON - British finance minister Jeremy Hunt said on Sunday he wanted to cut taxes over the long term, but he signalled he would not be making any big moves in his budget statement this week.
"A Conservative government will always cut taxes when we can, but we won't run out of money. We will be responsible with the public finances," Hunt told Sky News.
(Writing by William Schomberg; Editing by Hugh Lawson)
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