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National insurance on a second job

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shelley2 | 13:30 Fri 29th Sep 2006 | Business & Finance
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I have for the first time this month had NI taken off me for my pay with my part time job... Its my second job and i pay 22% tax and never have paid NI before - is this right?? thanks
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The monthly threshold for paying NI is �420, therefore if you have exceeded this in your 2nd job you will pay contributions. This threshold applies to each job you have - however if you are already earning more than around �33500 in your main job, you will already be paying the maximum at 11%, and you may be able to defer payment of contributions on your second job until the end of the tax year. You will still be liable to 1% contributions on the second job, and you will be sent a bill for them. In strictness you should apply before the tax year starts, but in practice applications are accepted until around february in the tax year concerened.

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