Dan Peters 05 December 2024

LGA: National Insurance hit could be £1.7bn

LGA: National Insurance hit could be £1.7bn image
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The impact of employer National Insurance Contribution increases on external providers and contractors could be up to £1.13bn, Local Government Association (LGA) analysis has shown.

The LGA has estimated that the rise will cost councils £637m directly but the Government has confirmed support would be provided to ‘meet the increased costs of directly employed staff'.

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