The UK government has unveiled plans to impose a levy on working adults to help pay for health and social care costs.
From April 2022, National Insurance payments could rise from 12% of pre-tax income to 13.25%. Dividend tax, which is applied to payments received from company shares, would also go up by 1.25%.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson set out details of the plans to the House of Commons in London.
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