Combining Income Tax and National Insurance

21 March 2011

Categories: For Action , merger , Income Tax

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What are the implications of merging income tax with National Insurance? Why should such a measure be taken? Who would benefit, and who would lose out?

The issues are addressed in a new LexisNexis Insight briefing paper, prepared by Taxation's editor, Mike Truman.

Categories: For Action , merger , Income Tax

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Combining Income Tax and National Insurance

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