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NI for directors
Nazitf
Posts: 140 Forumite
in Cutting tax
I am a director of my company and I want to pay myself £110/week (2009/10) to avoid paying NICs but still accrue a state pension year.
Since I have taken this directorship up in September, my NICs have been pro-rated for this year. Therefore I can only pay myself approximately £3000 before attracting NIC fees.
How can I find out how much my NIC shortfall will be for the year 2009/10 if I only paid myself £3000 (assuming no other employment during this tax year)
Thanks.
Since I have taken this directorship up in September, my NICs have been pro-rated for this year. Therefore I can only pay myself approximately £3000 before attracting NIC fees.
How can I find out how much my NIC shortfall will be for the year 2009/10 if I only paid myself £3000 (assuming no other employment during this tax year)
Thanks.
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