In October 2024, the Labour government announced an increase in National Insurance contributions (NICs) for employers as part of its Autumn budget. From April 2025, Class 1 contribution rates will ...

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Government borrowing last month jumped to the highest level for May outside the pandemic era despite a boost to the tax take after the Chancellor’s national insurance hike. The Office for ...

We are now reaching more citizens and strengthening public trust in the sector,” he said. He noted that the number of insurance service providers grew from 993 in 2021 to 2,208 last year—an overall ...

The law, published in the official gazette, mandates the establishment of a national electronic database for real estate properties, assigning a unique, non-replicable identification number to each ...

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H&H Insurance Brokers works with businesses across sectors including agriculture, commercial, tourism and hospitality, and property, and offers a number of specialist products. The firm has regional ...

National Insurance hikes could see more people lose their job this year A new survey found a third of businesses are planning further job cuts following the April National Insurance change.

Image credit: iStock More than a third of business owners based in the South East are planning to reduce their headcount in response to increased employer National Insurance Contributions (NIC), ...

The survey of 500 UK business owners with turnovers of £5 million upwards also showed 46% of those surveyed said they were planning further price increases as a result.