Every household in the UK is legally required to have a TV licence if they watch or record live TV, regardless of what channel it is on
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However, with Netflix now branching into showing live content, such as the upcoming Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson fight, that could now change. “Once we’ve received your application it may take a few weeks to process. If there are any problems we’ll write to let you know. We may also call you if you have given us your phone number.
The amount you will be due in a refund will be worked out by TV Licensing, the organisation that issues TV licences.
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