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National Insurance - is it based on weekly or annual income?
jilly24
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I retired last year (below state pension age).
I have only worked for a few weeks this tax year, earning around £1,000, but have had £60 class 1 NI deducted, because my weekly pay was above the weekly NI limit.
Is this correct or can I reclaim this due to my total annual income?
I have only worked for a few weeks this tax year, earning around £1,000, but have had £60 class 1 NI deducted, because my weekly pay was above the weekly NI limit.
Is this correct or can I reclaim this due to my total annual income?
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I retired last year (below state pension age).
I have only worked for a few weeks this tax year, earning around £1,000, but have had £60 class 1 NI deducted, because my weekly pay was above the weekly NI limit.
Is this correct or can I reclaim this due to my total annual income?
It's based on weekly earnings per employment and is not reclaimable.Science adjusts its views based on what's observed.
Faith is the denial of observation, so that belief can be preserved.
:A Tim Minchin :A
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