Labour Rounds On Tory 'Panic Measure' As Osborne Pledges to Axe Planned Ni Increase
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A CONSERVATIVE promise to spare seven out of ten workers from the government's planned rise in National Insurance (NI) has been derided by Gordon Brown as a "panic measure" that would damage the economy.
Axing part of the rise planned for next April would save basic- rate taxpayers up to GBP 150 a year and cut employer contributions, the Conservatives said.See the full content of this document
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Labour Rounds On Tory 'Panic Measure' As Osborne Pledges to Axe Planned Ni Increase
Shadow chancellor George Osborne claimed that he could make GBP 6 billion of savings ...
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