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Old 3rd March 2008, 14:04   #1 (permalink)
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Hi sorry if I'm in the wrong place but have a question about my NAt Ins.

I have 2 jobs with the same employer within the NHS.
My main job is full time and I pay reduced conts as I am in the pension scheme.
The other job is a maximum of 12 hours a week.
Until last week I had only paid a total of £1.81 since April last year in National Ins for my part time job.
Our pay system has changed bringing with it new style pay slips.
We have had new payslips for part time for a few weeks with no problems but the new style has been introduced for our full time (monthly pay) jobs.
When we got our payslips last week for full time (monthly) pay there was NAt Ins D and Nat Ins A deductions
The national ins D is for my full time job which is fine.
The national Insurance A is for my part time job and they have taken £15.96 from my monthly full time pay for my weekly part time job!!!
They have also taken nat ins A from my weekly wage!!
I don't think I should be paying it for the part time job/
Anyone any ideas??
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If you earn over a certain amount on a second income, you do ahve to pay NI for that job too. however, they shouldn't be taking the amount twice from you.
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So if thats the case why have none of us ever paid any NI on our 2nd job??
Until now
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You should ahve done, if it is above the thresh-hold for paying NI contributions.
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