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mamamuminka53
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Type your messageHello everyone, I'm new here. My husband has been sick for over a year. He has been receiving PIP, ESA and LCWRA since January 2024. He is self-employed and therefore I have a question: he earned less than £6,725, so his tax return came out with a national insurance payment of £106. Do I have to pay national insurance if I have ESA? Or maybe the amount of £106 came out because he has only been receiving PIP, ESA and LCWRA since January 2024?
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Could you clarify, is this question about you or your husband?mamamuminka53 said:Type your messageHello everyone, I'm new here. My husband has been sick for over a year. He has been receiving PIP, ESA and LCWRA since January 2024. He is self-employed and therefore I have a question: he earned less than £6,725, so his tax return came out with a national insurance payment of £106. Do I have to pay national insurance if I have ESA? Or maybe the amount of £106 came out because he has only been receiving PIP, ESA and LCWRA since January 2024?
If your husband did his business end in the 2023-24 tax year?
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This concerns my husband. I am writing on his behalf. He did not end his business, he worked little when he felt better. I apologize for the mistakes, but I am writing through a translator.0
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Did he cease self-employment around November 2023 ?mamamuminka53 said:This concerns my husband. I am writing on his behalf. He did not end his business, he worked little when he felt better. I apologize for the mistakes, but I am writing through a translator.Thirty one weeks of class 2 National Insurance is £106.95.0
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