Payment Of Self Employed Class 2 National Insurance

Class 2 NIC for the tax year 2014/15 is charged at the rate of £2.75 per week. It is possible for those with earnings below the small earnings limit of £5,885 (for 2014/15), to apply for the small earnings exception using form CF10. Some taxpayers are both employed and also self-employed and so will have a PAYE code. From April 2014, HMRC can collect outstanding Class 2 NIC by adjusting the PAYE tax code. If a Class 2 National Insurance contributions debt is being collected through a tax code, HMRC will have written to the taxpayer earlier in the year requesting payment. If you do not want your Class 2 National Insurance contributions debt to be included in your tax code, then you will need to pay the amount due in full. Date What’s Due 01 June Corporation tax for year to 31/8/13 19 June PAYE & NIC deductions, and CIS return and tax, for month to 5/6/14 (due 22 June if you pay electronically) Do you need help with National Insurance Contributions and PAYE codes? Our team provides payroll advice for companies across all sectors, from charities to construction firms. If you want to learn more about how the team can help, or simply want some start-up advice from a trusted accountant, don't hesitate to contact us on 0161 962 1855. Alternatively, you can email us using the form below and we will contact you as soon as possible.

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