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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM525110 · Debt and return pursuit: NIC: class 1 NICs

  • DMBM525120 · General
  • DMBM525130 · NICO cases - employers’ debts from NICO
  • DMBM525140 · NICO cases - action by NICO
  • DMBM525150 · NICO cases - DTO actions
  • DMBM525160 · NICO cases - liability disputed before enforcement
  • DMBM525170 · NICO cases - transfer to other office
  • DMBM525180 · National Insurance avoidance schemes
  • DMBM525190 · Protective claims
  • DMBM525200 · Protective claims - action by DTO
  • DMBM525210 · Avoidance schemes - NICs paid without interest
  • DMBM525220 · Interest disputed
  1. Debt and return pursuit: NIC: class 1 NICs: contents
  2. Debt and return pursuit: NIC: class 1 NICs: general

DMBM525120 | Debt and return pursuit: NIC: class 1 NICs: general

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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Liability for Class 1 NICs

Class 1 NICs are paid by:

  • employees, who pay primary contributions

  • employers, who pay secondary contributions.

The employer is responsible for paying over the total contributions due to HMRC.

The vast majority of Class 1 National Insurance is accounted for on BROCS and collected alongside PAYE through IDMS.

However, Class 1 NICS debts are also sent to DTOs for collection from:

  • NICO

  • Employer Compliance.

Due date

Paragraph 10 to Schedule 4 of the Social Security (Contributions) Regulations 2001 provides that Class 1 NICs are due within 14 days of the end of the relevant income tax month.

Interest

Paragraph 17 of Schedule 4 to the Social Security (Contributions) Regulations 2001 provides that interest on Class 1 National Insurance is chargeable from 19 April after the end of the tax year, to the date of payment.

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