Select committee: Treasury Committee
Conclusion 14
Twelfth Report - Tax after coronavirus
Published 1 Mar 2021
Paragraph 106
Addressed to HM Treasury
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Conclusion (the committee's words)
Careful consideration would need to be given to any potential increases in income tax, VAT and national insurance contributions, taking into account the degree to which any increases • result in additional economic distortions, • make taxes more or less progressive, • assist or otherwise with the Government’s “levelling up” agenda, and • impact on employment. Increases in national insurance contributions may be especially difficult given the probable impact on jobs, at a time when increasing employment is likely to remain an economic priority.
From: Treasury Committee, Twelfth Report - Tax after coronavirus (HC 664), paragraph 106, 1 March 2021
Government response
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