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Discussion in 'United Kingdom' started by mMaria, Aug 22, 2006.

  1. mMaria

    mMaria Well-Known Member

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    Me again, coming back with a new question.
    Sorry for being so not organised.
    What is National Insurance contributions. Do we have to pay them, in what circumstances and when do we start to pay them?
     
    #1 mMaria, Aug 22, 2006
  2. EasyExpat

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    I assume you are talking about UK.
    National Insurance Contribution are related to Social Securtity in the UK and paid by both employers and employees. It is about 5-10% of the salary for an employee.
    More information on the page UK - National Insurance Number
     
    #2 EasyExpat, Aug 22, 2006
  3. mMaria

    mMaria Well-Known Member

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    Thank you
     
    #3 mMaria, Aug 24, 2006
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