Accountants, lawyers and doctors have raised concerns regarding potential tax reforms by UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves that could lead to increased national insurance (NI) contributions. The Chancellor is reportedly planning to incorporate national insurance into the tax obligations for certain UK professionals. According to estimates by the CenTax think-tank, this change is expected to impact approximately 200,000 individuals and raise around £1.9bn annually, reported Financial Times (FT). In the UK, man ...