Treasury delays NIC hike for self-employed
Pushed back from April 2018 to 2019
The Treasury has confirmed it will delay increases to national insurance contributions (NICs) for the self-employed for a year to April 2019.
The NICs bill is set to scrap Class 2 NICs, where those who are self-employed and earning below the small profits threshold of £6,025 can pay a weekly rate of £2.85 in order to receive state pension entitlements...
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