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We want a level playing field on tax after NI hike, says Royal Mail

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Royal Mail's parent company IDS claims it is unfair its competitors avoid paying NI because in many cases their workers are not directly employed.

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We want a level playing field on tax after NI hike, says Royal Mail

Royal Mail's parent company IDS claims it is unfair its competitors avoid paying NI because in many cases their workers are not directly employed.

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This Is Money broke the news in United Kingdom on Monday, September 1, 2025.
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