Sentences with phrase «paid in national insurance contributions»

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The Supreme Court today decided that tax planning undertaken by Rangers Football Club involving an Employee Benefit Trust (EBT) did not succeed in avoiding employment income tax and National Insurance Contributions on amounts paid to the EBT for players and executives.

«The combined effect of all [the government's] reforms will mean that taxpayers with incomes below # 40,000 will pay less tax and national insurance contributions in April 2011 compared to April 2008.»

Peter, a German citizen living in the UK asked this question, and the good news is that if you are an EU national and you get a British state pension, nothing much should change, because the state pension is dependent not on where you come from, but on how long you have paid National Insurance contributions innational and you get a British state pension, nothing much should change, because the state pension is dependent not on where you come from, but on how long you have paid National Insurance contributions inNational Insurance contributions in the UK.

«Mr. Willetts: To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions how many EU citizens working in the UK paid sufficient national insurance contributions to earn a potential entitlement to the state pension in each year since 1997.

The Tories have painstakingly U-turned on their plan to force the self - employed, low and middle earners to pay - in higher national insurance (NI) contributions.

The BCC also wants an immediate two - year pay freeze on public sector pay and a complete abolition of the April 2011 rise in national insurance contributions.

The Conservatives may be forced to sack teachers to pay for its promised cut in national insurance contributions, Schools Secretary Ed Balls claims, while publishing new guidance for teachers.

You'd expect - particularly if you've paid your national insurance contributions - a system in place that supports you in your time of need.

In the United Kingdom, pay as you earn (PAYE) income tax and Employees» National Insurance contributions are examples of the first kind of payroll tax, while Employers» National Insurance contributions are an example of the second kind of payroll tax.

However he would pay # 43 more in national insurance contributions.

A single mother of two children, working full time for the NHS and paying # 200 per week for child care: Taking into account saving made from the rise in income tax threshold and the extra cost of national insurance contributions this woman wuld be # 6 better off per year.

David Blanchflower, Dartmouth College The day started with a press conference where Slasher Osborne, as I call him, backed down somewhat from his mantra of cutting to suggest that he would reverse the rise for poorer paid workers in National Insurance Contributions planned by Labour in 2011.

This spreadsheet has input opportunities for a salary and optional pension contributions, and will calculate the amount of Tax and National Insurance paid in different brackets, as well as Pensions contributions.

This means that members pay a reduced National Insurance contribution rate and in turn do not build up Additional State Pension.

Annual staff pay rises, increases in national insurance and pension contributions, the introduction of the national living wage and apprenticeship levy, and new qualifications that needed new resources, had also increased costs, said the letter.

This is because schools are bearing the brunt of unfunded rises in pay, pension and National Insurance contributions, which will account for between 6 % and 11 % of their budgets by 2019 - 20.

This unnecessary and expensive reorganisation is being pursued at a time when all schools face real term cuts in pupil funding and are having to pay more of that funding back to the Treasury in increased National Insurance and pension contributions.

Pay As You Earn (PAYE) and National Insurance Contributions (NICs) should have been paid on the entirety of Reed's employed temps» salaries between 1998 and 2006, according to the Upper Tribunal last week, in Reed v HMRC Commissioners [2014] UKUT 0160 (TCC).

Employees in the legal industry don't seem to know, four in ten (40 %) of employees saying they do not know how much National Insurance they pay and over a third (37 %) saying they do not know how much of the contribution goes where, be it the NHS, social security or their state pension.