Autumn Budget 24: Labour hikes employers' National Insurance by 1.2 percentage points

Threshold lowered to £5,000

Jen Frost
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Labour has moved forwards with an employers' National Insurance (NI) hike of 1.2 percentage points from April 2025 in the Autumn Budget, with the threshold lowered and changes made to employment allowance.

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