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National Insurance 'full year'
fwlfjweliflswlwl
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Hi,
So, I've just filled in my self assessment tax return and have yet to pay (or be asked to pay) National Insurance. However my record on the Gov.uk website states that I have a 'full year'. How can this be? I am usually asked to pay NI after filing my return but this hasn't happened this year. I haven't earned much but it was over £6725. I thought I still had to contribute to get a full year. Have things changed this year?
So, I've just filled in my self assessment tax return and have yet to pay (or be asked to pay) National Insurance. However my record on the Gov.uk website states that I have a 'full year'. How can this be? I am usually asked to pay NI after filing my return but this hasn't happened this year. I haven't earned much but it was over £6725. I thought I still had to contribute to get a full year. Have things changed this year?
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wrong place - have reported for a movefwlfjweliflswlwl said:Hi,
So, I've just filled in my self assessment tax return and have yet to pay (or be asked to pay) National Insurance. However my record on the Gov.uk website states that I have a 'full year'. How can this be? I am usually asked to pay NI after filing my return but this hasn't happened this year. I haven't earned much but it was over £6725. I thought I still had to contribute to get a full year. Have things changed this year?2025 : over 3 years without a win. Then 4 in a couple of months - 3 books and a small That’s Life prize 🎉🎉🎉1 -
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fwlfjweliflswlwl said:Hi,
So, I've just filled in my self assessment tax return and have yet to pay (or be asked to pay) National Insurance. However my record on the Gov.uk website states that I have a 'full year'. How can this be? I am usually asked to pay NI after filing my return but this hasn't happened this year. I haven't earned much but it was over £6725. I thought I still had to contribute to get a full year. Have things changed this year?From the 22-23 tax year if your profits are above the SPT then you are treated as paying class 2 NI but do not have to make a payment. Below the SPT then you can pay voluntary class 2.
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