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NI confusion
katykitten
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I work part time and also am self employed, paying NI contributions from both incomes.
I would like to know if my state pension will be based on my employed contributions or self-employed or both?
I would like to know if my state pension will be based on my employed contributions or self-employed or both?
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They will be combined to determine whether you have paid enough in for a year to be a qualifying year towards the basic state pension, then the flat rate state pension. Before the flat rate state pension comes in your self-employed NI is not used to calculate the additional state pension that is earnings-related, unless it is done via PAYE. The PAYE part time work is counted for this additional state pension.0
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