thanks for shafting myself & countless other self employed folk.
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Pretty sure it's not
@BBCBreaking who decide your NI contributions.
Sympathies, though. How much is it going to cost you? 
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ahahaha, very true. & ohh not sure off the top of my head. Tbh it's more the principle of picking on the wee guy I object to
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the wee guy who pays his tax, whilst enjoying a precarious existence constantly wondering where the next job comes from!
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He should have targeted the high end contract workers set up as a Ltd co & paying much less than they would on PAYE.
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Only a matter of time before they turn their sights on you lot 
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@ChristinaSNP Self employed people don't get the same benefits if they become out of work do they? -
nope, and they don't get the same benefits when they're in work either (sick pay, holiday pay etc etc).
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Exactly, should wm not be helping them instead of dumping more burden on their shoulders?

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Ha. That'll be the day.
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I'll nae hold ma breath.
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28 years self-employed with few holidays, no sick pay and not taking a penny from the state & this is how I'm repaid.
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That's more than an 11% increase, at the same time as corporation tax for big business is being reduced.
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about time the playing field was levelled
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how'd you work that one out....?
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quite easily thanks
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oh ok. You just leave it at then.

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I will. Except to say, I've been both and I know I pay a lot more now I'm employed.
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You do pay more but get better benefits and job security now
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exactly why I'm not self employed.
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