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 Tax rise - PeterS
The burden of NI from an employee perspective falls very much on the poor. It tapers off at something like £50k anyway I think, and salary sacrificing into a pensions (an choice only for the moderately or well off) avoids much of it anyway. And as you say, the retired pay none at all. One of the more regressive taxes.
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