Small Earnings Exception specific to self-employment only?

Small Earnings Exception specific to self-employment only?

Postby tristan888 on Wed Jan 13, 2010 4:00 pm

Hi

Is the National Insurance Class 2 Small Earnings Exception specific to self-employment earnings only? Or does it also take into consideration your Class 1 earnings?
So if I earn more than £5,075 in 2009-10 as an employee alone, do I still need to pay Class 2 NI even if my self-employment earnings are less than £5,075 in 2009-10?

Thanks
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Re: Small Earnings Exception specific to self-employment only?

Postby RAL on Thu Jan 14, 2010 10:46 am

Tristan

When you are employed and self employed, there is a limit how much you pay national insurance contribution. It is called "Annual Maxima" and it is int he legislation.

At end of the year a calculation needs to be carried out in order to determine the NIC liability. sometimes, if you over paid NIC, HMRC will refund to you.
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