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Class 4 NIC self assessment

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  • Perfect, makes sense now. Thank you all 
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  • Jeremy535897
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    If therefore for 2019/20 we assume you earn £10,000 net from your cleaning business, and £2,000 net from your property, it works like this (ignoring the technicalities over how you get tax relief for the mortgage interest on the BTL, as they won't alter things):

    Tax is on £10,000 + £2,000 = £12,000 less personal allowance £12,500 so is nil
    Class 4 NIC is £10,000 - £8,632 = £1,368 x 9% = £123.12
    Class 2 NIC is due of £159.00 (yearly figure)
    where does the £8632 come from?
    You have a personal allowance for tax of £12,500 for 2019/20 before paying tax
    You can have self employed income of £8,632 for 2019/20 before paying class 4 NIC, as the link in the previous post sets out.
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