A question on #NationalInsuranceContributions #OlderPeople tabled by Lord Rooker on 06-09-2024 has been answered by Lord Livermore.

Heading: National Insurance Contributions: Older People
Question ID: 1727920
UIN: HL855
House: Lords
Date tabled: 2024-09-06
Asking Member ID: 302
Asking Member display name: Lord Rooker
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Question text: To ask His Majesty's Government what estimate they have made of the revenue they would receive if National Insurance was paid by those aged over 65 with incomes over the threshold; and what assessment they have made of requiring those with incomes above t
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Date answered: 2024-09-20
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Is correcting answer: false
Answering Member ID: 4559
Answering Member display name: Lord Livermore
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Answering Member Twitter reference: Lord Livermore
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Answer text: Estimated figures of the cost of the National Insurance Contributions (NICs) exemption for those aged over 65 are published by HM Revenue and Customs in their Structural Tax Reliefs publication.A condensed version of the table of interest has been copied ...
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Answering body ID: 14
Answering body name: Treasury
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