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It’s a direct tax on your employment, and if you are self employed then you also have to pay it. Likewise if you have options/shares as part of remuneration it
by yardstick 3y ago
It’s a direct tax on your employment, and if you are self employed then you also have to pay it.
Likewise if you have options/shares as part of remuneration it is often specified that the employee pays the employers NI for it.
Honestly it’s just a cheeky way for the govt to hide income taxes.
Why not include business rates? Because it’s not linked to the employees salary. It doesn’t change based on the employees salary.