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shebbar


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Hi,

I am from commonwealth country and working in UK. My first year of employemtn here and I am not paying NI. Employer told me no NI for first year. My gross per annum is 40K.
However my wife on a contract, rate 150/day. She is also within first year but the umbrella company she uses is deducting NI; they say there is no such exception.

Can someone explain what this "one year exception" is about? And, is it possible to reclaim the payments made by my wife.

thanks

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You are probably working for a new company and your wife probably working for an already established company. There is a one year NI holiday for new businesses. More details are here :

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/paye/intro/nics-holiday/index.htm




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shebbar


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no, my company is established long back and has hundreds of employees. all get first 11 months NI holiday => no contribution.

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