18 years of experience

Forward thinking bookkeeper who act as internal auditors

6 sigma work application on all assignments

How much National Insurance (NICS) you pay being self employed

Employed

You pay Class 1 National Insurance contributions. The rates are

12% on your weekly earnings between £155.01 and £815

2% on any weekly earnings over £815

You pay National Insurance with your tax. Your employer will take it from your wages before you get paid.

If you’re a director of a limited company, you may also be your own employee and pay National Insurance Class 1 through your PAYE payroll.

​Self employed 2015-16
You’re responsible for paying your own National Insurance. How much you pay depends on your profits:

[column size=1/3] ANNUAL PROFITS

Up to £5,965

£5965 to £8,060

Over £42,385 [/column]

[column size=1/3]CLASS 2 NICS

£2.80

£2.80

£2.80 [/column]

[column size=1/3]CLASS 4 NICS

£0 ​

£0

9% of profits ​9% of profits up to £42,385

and 2% over that amount [/column]

 

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