"Economists who have carefully studied the indirect impact of employer NI judge that most of the impact falls ultimately on workers in the form of lower wages, fewer hours, and reduced hiring opportunities. This, coupled with rising living costs, highlights the potential adverse consequence of the tax change, which many consider a tax on jobs."
"Paul Johnson, the director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, expressed that if the government opts to increase NI for employers, it would directly breach their manifesto commitment since there isn’t a clear distinction made in their pledges about employer versus employee NI.”
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