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MSE News: National insurance tax cuts to save workers £330/year from November

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edited 22 September 2022 at 3:25PM in Employment, jobseeking & training
Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng has announced that the 1.25 percentage point rise in national insurance contributions (NICs), which took effect earlier this year, will be reversed in November. Please note: this is a breaking news story and we are planning to update it with more detail in due course.

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'National insurance tax cuts to save workers £330/year from November as Government reverses previous rise – what you need to know'

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  • Three of the four dividend tax rates are also being reduced by 1.25% from April 2023.

    Country must have too much money 😳
  • Plasticman
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    I wonder if that will be for employees and employers and whether the (recently raised) thresholds will remain unchanged. 
  • molerat
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    I wonder if that will be for employees and employers and whether the (recently raised) thresholds will remain unchanged
    The article states they will remain.

  • Grumpy_chap
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    It was a bit odd to announce that today when there is the "budget" tomorrow.
    It was a well-trailed and expected announcement anyway, but the actual announcement today seems pointless.
  • Saves me the grand sum of £2.40 a week. Cheers Kwasi!
  • Grumpy_chap
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    I am happy to be told that I've missed the obvious but today we had a "fiscal statement" or whatever they called it.

    Now, for many years, there would be a budget in spring where the big changes were set and autumn statement where things would be tweaked.

    In recent years, that all swapped so there was a budget in autumn (big changes) and spring statement (tweaks).

    Does today's "fiscal statement" with all the big changes it announced mean there will not now be a budget this year, but only a spring statement and then the first actual budget under Liz Truss will be autumn 2023?
  • I am happy to be told that I've missed the obvious but today we had a "fiscal statement" or whatever they called it.

    Now, for many years, there would be a budget in spring where the big changes were set and autumn statement where things would be tweaked.

    In recent years, that all swapped so there was a budget in autumn (big changes) and spring statement (tweaks).

    Does today's "fiscal statement" with all the big changes it announced mean there will not now be a budget this year, but only a spring statement and then the first actual budget under Liz Truss will be autumn 2023?
    Probably that is correct
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