Rish Sunak criticized Sir Keir Starmer for potentially raising employer national insurance contributions, questioning how Labour will fund increased spending without client-facing tax hikes.
Starmer emphasized that their manifesto promises included no tax increases on working individuals, highlighting a commitment to stabilizing the economy despite Sunak's accusations.
Sunak persistently challenged Starmer to clarify whether his tax commitments apply to both employee and employer national insurance, indicating skepticism towards Labour's fiscal responsibility.
Starmer concluded by asserting that Labour’s manifesto promises were crucial to their election victory, underscoring their commitment to transformative change.
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