Less than a week after Chancellor Philip Hammond’s now infamous U-turn on the planned class 4 NIC rate rise, tax professionals came together on Monday 20 March at the CIOT and IFS debate on how different ways of working should be taxed.
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Less than a week after Chancellor Philip Hammond’s now infamous U-turn on the planned class 4 NIC rate rise, tax professionals came together on Monday 20 March at the CIOT and IFS debate on how different ways of working should be taxed.
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