FSB: Self-employed breathe sigh of relief as tax move axed |
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Thursday, 16 March 2017 | |
Chancellor Philip Hammond has revealed his government will not proceed with planned increases to National Insurance contributions for the self-employed.
Andy Willox, FSB’s Scottish policy convenor, said: “Self-employed people from Plymouth to Peterhead will be breathe a sigh of relief that the Chancellor has come to his senses. “He’s made the right choice – obviously realising that it doesn’t make sense to squeeze the nation’s strivers while trying to deliver a business boom. “We agree with him that politicians need to better support people who work for themselves. But the way to do that isn’t by hiking their tax bills.” |
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