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NI paid across two employers but "Year is not full"
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I was having a poke around the "Personal Tax Account" and looked at my National Insurance record.
I have one year that says "Year is not full" (2008/2009) but looking at my own statements it does not look too different from the other years at the time. I was a student working part time in three jobs. On two jobs I paid some NI but no single job paid above the total class 1 lower earnings threshold for the year (£90 * 52 = £4680). The two jobs where some NI was paid add up to over that threshold.
Would this expected to be a full or partial year?
I have one year that says "Year is not full" (2008/2009) but looking at my own statements it does not look too different from the other years at the time. I was a student working part time in three jobs. On two jobs I paid some NI but no single job paid above the total class 1 lower earnings threshold for the year (£90 * 52 = £4680). The two jobs where some NI was paid add up to over that threshold.
Would this expected to be a full or partial year?
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Have you clicked the link to see how much you would need to pay to make up the year ?0
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Couple hundred pounds to top up. What I don't understand is why this year is different to the ones around it.0
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This is currently being discussed over on another thread here
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5433291
Unlike income tax, which looks at your total income across all employers, NI calculations are worked out for individual employers - so whist you might get a years credit if you are with a single employer, you may not if your earn the same total amount but over several employers (and you'll also end up paying a differnet amount of NI)0
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