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Self Employed NI
Secret2ndAccount
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in Cutting tax
As an employee, my NI contribs rose from 12% to 13.25% in April, and will go back to 12% in Nov.
If you get a weekly or monthly pay packet this is easy math.
If I am self employed, and file a total income once per year, what will be my rate of Class 4 NI?
Thanks
If you get a weekly or monthly pay packet this is easy math.
If I am self employed, and file a total income once per year, what will be my rate of Class 4 NI?
Thanks
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Currently 10.25% on profits between 11909 and 50270 although presumably this will decrease to 9% from 6th November. The constant changes will make this a fun year to calculate.
And you will have Class 2 of £3.15 per week if profits are over £67250 -
It looks like the revised SC levy annual thresholds are remaining but the rates are now 9.73% and 2.73%
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That's what I was looking for. Thank you.molerat said:It looks like the revised SC levy annual thresholds are remaining but the rates are now 9.73% and 2.73%0
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