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To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (93705)	8/20/2012 8:15:29 AM
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UK Treasury 'considers tax-free mini-jobs to spur employment' The Treasury is considering the introduction of "mini-jobs", which allow people to take on work without paying tax or national insurance, in a bid to boost employment. The UK Treasury is considering the introduction of "mini-jobs", which allow people to take on work without paying tax or national insurance, in a bid to boost employment. The flexible contract system is modelled on a scheme in Germany, under which workers can earn up to €400 a month tax-free while their employers pay an easy-to-administer flat rate to cover pensions, social insurance and wage taxes. People can hold several mini-jobs up to the €400 a month tax-free limit. telegraph.co.uk