Tax advantage of UK self-employment at record high, analysis finds

An analysis has revealed that the tax advantage for self-employed individuals in the UK is at a record high. The study indicates that the gap between what employed workers pay in taxes and national insurance contributions versus what self-employed persons pay has widened significantly. This trend suggests that self-employed workers are benefiting from more favorable taxation compared to traditionally employed counterparts. The findings highlight potential disparities within the UK's tax system, particularly concerning employment status and its financial implications.

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