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In a paper reporting early findings, the Treasury announced that the integration of the operation of income tax and NI contributions could result in about 3 million people paying more in contributions, while up to 9 million paying less.
According to the Treasury, it is said that any reform of NI contributions to an annual, cumulative and aggregated basis to match that of the income tax structure would possibly lead to a significant number of individuals ending up with a different NI contribution liability. It is found that some might find their contributions record affected. The simplification of income tax and national insurance will result in a lower entitlement to state pension and other benefits, even though people could compensate via paying voluntary NI contributions.
The ones that would be likely to pay more NI are the ones who work in more than one job simultaneously and some of the people with flucturting earnings.
The Treasury declare that it would proceed the integrating the two tax systems with great caution, and it would take two parliaments to deliver.

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