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NHS GP surgeriesTelegraph
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NHS and public sector will be exempt from the rise in employers’ National Insurance contributions.
But private care homes, care homes and GP surgeries which provide NHS services will not be exempt.
Contribution will increase by 1.2 percentage points to 15 per cent from April .
Firms will have to start paying for staff who earn more than 5,000 a year instead of 9,100 .
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