National Insurance Flashcards
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NICs Paid by employer
Class 1 Secondary
Class 1A and Class 1B
NICs Paid by employee
Class 1 Primary
NICs Paid by Self-employed
Class 4
Who is taxed on Class 1 Primary
Employees aged between 16 and state pension age are liable
On gross pay before any deductions (inc cash vouchers)
What are the Class 1 Primary Rates
Up to primary threshold 0%
Between PT and UEL 8%
Over UEL 2%
What is the primary threshold
Weekly 242
Monthly 1048
Yearly 12570
What is the UEL
Weekly 967
Monthly 4189
Annually 50270
How to calculate Effective rate of tax
Total income tax and NIC/Total income
What is included in Earnings for Class 1 primary and secondary purposes
Salary, bonuses, cash etc
Write off of a benefical loan
Employee personal bills
Mileage rate payments more than 45p per mile (no deduction if less)
Profit element of a round sum/general allowance
What is liable to class 1A NICs
Non cash
Car, van, fuel benefits
Beneficial Loan interest
PMI and taxable benefits under salary sacrifice rules
Relocation expenses more than £8k
What are the Class 1 Secondary Rates of age of 21 and apprentices over 25
£0 - Secondary Threshold - 0%
Over ST - 13.8%
What is the Secondary threshold - age of 21 and apprentices over 25
Weekly £175
Monthly £758
Annually £9,100
What is rate for Class 1 Secondary NICs for employees under age of 21 and apprentices under 21
£0 - Upper Secondary Threshold - 0%
Over UST - 13.8%
What is the Upper secondary threshold for NICs
Weekly £967
Monthly £4,189
Annually £50,270
What is Class 1A rate and what’s it on
13.8% on non cash taxable benefits
How much is Employment allowance and who is it available to
Total class 1 secondary NICs reduced by £5k per year
Not available to companies with a single director and no other employees
Give a Class 2 overview including when it’s paid and how much
Self Employed
Profits £6,725 or more - Class 2 treated as already paid.
Profits <£6,725 - don’t have to pay but can voluntarily pay to get access to benefits and pension
£3.45 per week
What is the Class 4 rate
6% between £12,570 and £50,270
2% thereafter