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The government's VAT cut reduces the typical annual bill by a small amount. For a £1,723 bill, a 5% VAT rate means you're paying around £82 in VAT. Without the cut, this would be £103, so you're saving roughly £21 a year, or £1.75 a month, on the VAT portion of your bill.
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