Government scraps delayed NIC tax cut for self-employed
'Sensible move'
The government has scrapped its already-delayed plans to give the self-employed a National Insurance contribution (NIC) tax break.
The move follows analysis from the Treasury that found around 300,000 self-employed people making less than £6,000 a year would have had to pay five times more in pension contributions than they already...
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