National Insurance Flashcards
What are the classes
Class 1 - paid by employees (primary) and employers (secondary)
Class1A - paid by employees only
Class 2- paid by the self employed
Class 3 - voluntary
Class 4- paid by the self employed
Class 1 primary
Percentage based payable by employees earning £242 or more
Based on gross earnings excluding benefits in kind, redundancy payments
Class 1 secondary
Percentage based contribution payable by employers no upper earnings limit
No employer contribution on under £175 a week or under 21 or under 25 on a apprentice scheme
Employment allowance
Employers can offset an employment allowance of up to £5000 from their employers secondary class 1 national insurance
Class 1A
Is an employers only liability payable on taxable benefits
Payable in arrears by 19th July following the end of the tax year
Class 2
Payable by the self employed except those under 16 or over state pension age at a flat rate of £3.45 per week
Small earning exception of £6725
Class 3
Payable as voluntary contributions by those not otherwise Liable to pay but only to maintain a contribution record for basic state retirement pension at a flat rate of £17.45
Class 4
Payable by the self employed at 9% on income from trade profits on profits between £11,908 and £50,270 and 2% on excess over £50,270