Autumn statement: Jeremy Hunt announces sweeping tax cuts for firms and workers
- The national living wage will increase from £10.42 to £11.44 from April, benefiting workers aged 21 and over.
- The autumn statement will include tax cuts for businesses and individuals to stimulate economic growth.
- Universal Credit and other benefits will be increased by 6.7% in April, providing an average increase of £470 for 5.5 million households next year.
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Hunt Slashes National Insurance as Tories Gear up for General Election Campaign
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has cut national insurance for 27 million workers by 2 percent as he outlined an Autumn Statement that set out battle lines with the Labour Party in the run up to next year’s general election. Mr. Hunt told a packed House of Commons on Wednesday the economy was “back on track” and said his Autumn Statement contained “110 different measures to help grow the British economy.” He announced plans to cut national insurance cont…
UK’s Hunt to cut National Insurance rate in boost for millions of workers
LONDON (Reuters) - British finance minister Jeremy Hunt on Wednesday said he would cut the amount of National Insurance social security contributions paid by 27 million workers in a move that will save employees hundreds of pounds a year. Hunt said the government would reduce the rate of National Insurance contributions (NICs) for employees by two percentage points, a bigger reduction than expected, and for the self-employed by one percentag…
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