Employers National Insurance Rates Explained
Understand employers national rates, how employers pay NI on the salaries they pay as well as on benefits in kind.
National Insurance
Searching for national insurance rates and thresholds? Or wondering what types of national insurance you pay, why and how? Search no more! Here you’ll find essential reading to help you learn more about national insurance, getting a national insurance number and why you need to make regular contributions.
The Secondary Threshold for National Insurance
Understand the secondary threshold for national insurance, the 2021/2022 NI rates payable and how these will change in the future tax years.
How Is Class 4 National Insurance Calculated?
Find out how to calculate class 4 national insurance, the tax-free thresholds available and the latest rates for the 2022-23 tax year.
National Insurance Rates
Searching for the national insurance rates set by HMRC for the UK? Then read on! Here you’ll find a summary of national insurance rates for employers, employers and the self-employed.
How to Get a National Insurance Number
Getting a national insurance number entitles you to not just work in the UK but also the right to claim certain state benefits. Here’s how to apply.
National Insurance Explained
National Insurance is a type of HMRC tax where workers (whether employed or self-employed) pay into a ‘pot’ which then entitles them to certain state benefits
HMRC Annual Maximum for National Insurance Contributions
When you are employed and self-employed you’ll pay Class 1, Class 2 and Class 4 national insurance. That can add up, especially if you have substantial earnings. HMRC sets out a maximum amount every tax year of national insurance that you need to pay. Here’s how to check if you are overpaying and how you can get a refund.
What is a National Insurance Number
Your national insurance number is an important piece of information that you’ll keep with you all your life. It gives you the right to work in the UK and the ability to claim state benefits. Here’s everything you need to know about it, why you have one and where to find it.