In a report that will be closely scrutinised in the Treasury, it said an additional 6bn a year could be raised through a policy to cut employee national insurance by 2p, with a corresponding increase for all income tax bands. This is because income tax applies to a wider group of taxpayers than employee national insurance including pensioners, landlords and self-employed people.
Well, I'm glad you brought that up, because obviously I mean, tariffs is one thing he made very clear on the campaign trail he was going to do. Maybe people didn't believe him. But he wrote yesterday that many people's income taxes will be substantially reduced, maybe even completely eliminated, once the revenue from the tariffs comes in. But if you're making deals with countries, and you're going to lower those tariffs, how are you going to have the revenue to cover people's income taxes?
Retirees need to stay informed about income taxes, as the potential threat of enforced tax collection has decreased, allowing current tax brackets to remain stable.