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finance · New Dispatch
“has called on Andy Burnham to increase the top rate of income tax to 52 per cent.”
52 %
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finance · New Dispatch
“around five million self-employed people would gain access to automatic pension enrolment, statutory sick pay and parental leave.”
about 5 million
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finance · New Dispatch
“the basic rate of income tax would increase from 20 per cent to 31 per cent.”
20 %
31 %
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finance · New Dispatch
“the additional rate would increase from 45 per cent to 52 per cent.”
45 %
52 %
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finance · New Dispatch
“introducing a new 13 per cent income tax band covering earnings between £5,000 and £12,570.”
13 %
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finance · New Dispatch
“a self-employed person earning £39,000 currently pays around £1,587 in National Insurance.”
about 1587 £
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finance · New Dispatch
“an employee earning the same salary and their employer together pay approximately £7,214 in National Insurance contributions.”
about 7214 £
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finance · New Dispatch
“creates a gap in the system worth around £10billion.”
about 10 billion
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finance · New Dispatch
“The self-employed account for around 13 per cent of the British workforce.”
about 13 %
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finance · New Dispatch
“During the 2024-25 tax year, the median net annual earnings of a full-time self-employed worker were £22,800 compared with £29,000 for a full-time employee.”
22800 £
29000 £