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Employer deducting Employer's NIC from my wage
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I've just been told by the accountant that my boss told them they need to charge me for the Employers NIC....0
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What the accountant has told you constitutes and illegal deduction of earnings: a, because it is the employers' liability to HMRC and b, because you have not agreed to a non-statutory deduction of your pay.
Tell employer that you will contact HMRC for a refund of the employers' national insurance has it is not for the employee to pay and watch what happens in your next pay packet.
Employer is wrong and the accountant probably knows it but has to do what employer instructs.
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I just can't believe this, to be honest.
When I asked him this morning that I don't understand it. He said he will find out. Can I ask him to give me a refund or do I have to contact the HMRC? Can I trust him now that he is paying anything to HMRC??0 -
They have made an illegal deduction to the payrollI just can't believe this, to be honest.
When I asked him this morning that I don't understand it. He said he will find out. Can I ask him to give me a refund or do I have to contact the HMRC? Can I trust him now that he is paying anything to HMRC??
You should get it back the same day ie today
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To be honest, don't want stay working here no more. Just don't want them to to sack me before I'll find a new job.0
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Sack you for what?To be honest, don't want stay working here no more. Just don't want them to to sack me before I'll find a new job.We’ve had to remove your signature. Please check the Forum Rules if you’re unsure why it’s been removed and, if still unsure, email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0 -
Cause I opened my mouth....0
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I agree that finding another job seems the best thing to do.
This employer may not know or care about what employers are supposed to do, or he could be deliberately cheating you. Either way, ignoring the rules is no way to run a business.
Do make it clear that you want your money back and will contact HMRC about the deduction if necessary.Who having known the diamond will concern himself with glass?
Rudyard Kipling0
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