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Employer contributions to National Insurance are the sums an employer pays in addition to an employee’s wages, calculated on earnings and subject to thresholds set by law. A solicitor working in this area helps employers understand, calculate and manage NICs, payroll taxes, exemptions, reliefs and potential penalties, and liaises with HM Revenue & Customs on disputes or audits. They also review payroll arrangements, advise on payroll outsourcing, and assist with resolving errors in filing or payment.
What a solicitor handles in these matters
The solicitor handles the calculation of employer National Insurance contributions, navigates thresholds such as the secondary NIC rate and the Apprenticeship Levy where relevant, and interprets reliefs and exemptions. They draft or review payroll processes, communicate with HMRC on disputes or compliance checks, and advise on record-keeping, submissions, and penalties for late or incorrect payments. They may also assist with BIK (benefits in kind) considerations and the interaction with PAYE.
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