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Inverclyde businesses fear for future as increase in employer NI rates looms

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Employers in Inverclyde have expressed fears for the futures of their businesses when new National Insurance rates come into force in a few days'…

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Inverclyde businesses fear for future as increase in employer NI rates looms

Employers in Inverclyde have expressed fears for the futures of their businesses when new National Insurance rates come into force in a few days'…

2 days ago

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The British Beauty Council

Business costs: How to prepare for new measures : The British Beauty Council

New business costs have been set out by the Labour government, here’s how to prep for the imminent fiscal measures Last October, as part of her first fiscal Budget, Chancellor Rachel Reeves confirmed multiple key changes to UK business costs which were reinforced at last week’s Spring Budget. To ensure that your business isn’t hit with unnecessary costs we have outlined the key points that you should be aware of. First, from 6 April: Employer …

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NI hikes a significant challenge putting pressure on employee benefits

As employers brace themselves for hikes in National Insurance contributions (NICs) on 6 April 2025 and the reduction in the threshold at which they are due, GRiD has found that over a quarter (28%) of senior HR decision-makers believe that increased costs imposed by government such as higher employer NI contributions will present a significant challenge to their business in the next 12 months. Broken down by size of company, 30% of SMEs see this…

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BizToc

'National Insurance rise may force us to close'

'National Insurance rise may force us to close' Charities and childcare nurseries say they are furious that they face increases in their National Insurance bills, but are also powerless to raise their incomes. From 6 April almost all employers will pay higher National Insurance Contributions…

3 days ago

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Express & Star

Black Country hospices facing higher bills due to NI and wage rises

From this month employers' National Insurance contributions will increase from 13.8 per cent to 15 per cent and the threshold at which employers start paying NICs will decrease from £9,100 to £5,000 from April 6.

3 days ago·Wolverhampton, United Kingdom

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Business Mondays

NI hikes expected to be a significant challenge putting pressure on employee benefits

As employers brace themselves for hikes in National Insurance contributions (NICs) and the reduction in the threshold at which they are due, the industry body for the group risk sector, GRID, has found that over a quarter (28%) of senior HR decision-makers believe that increased costs imposed by government such as higher employer NI contributions […] Read this story NI hikes expected to be a significant challenge putting pressure on employee ben…

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