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Decisions and appeals for National Insurance Contributions and Statutory Payments

DANSP15000 · Decision types

  • DANSP15100 · Introduction
  • DANSP15200 · Decisions listed in section 8(1) of the Social Security Contributions (Transfer of Functions, etc.) Act 1999 or Article 7(1) of the Social Security Contributions (Transfer of Functions, etc.) (Northern Ireland) Order 1999
  • DANSP15300 · Employment status decisions
  • DANSP15600 · National Insurance contributions liability decisions
  • DANSP16500 · Entitlement to pay National Insurance contributions decisions
  • DANSP17000 · National Insurance contributions paid decisions
  • DANSP19000 · Statutory payments decisions
  • DANSP20000 · Personal liability notices
  • DANSP20500 · Employment of long-term unemployed: Decisions about deductions by employers
  • DANSP21000 · Elections to transfer secondary Class 1 National Insurance contributions liability to earner
  • DANSP21500 · Penalties decisions
  • DANSP22000 · Class 4 National Insurance contributions decisions
  • DANSP23000 · Introduction to regulation 155A of the Social Security (Contributions) Regulations 2001
  • DANSP23100 · List of decisions in regulation 155A of the Social Security (Contributions) Regulations 2001
  • DANSP23200 · Earnings period decisions
  • DANSP23300 · Extension of time limit to pay Class 3 National Insurance contributions
  • DANSP23400 · Late applications for refunds of National Insurance contributions paid in error
  • DANSP23500 · Late applications for refunds of Class 1 National Insurance contributions paid at the non-contracted out rate instead of the contracted-out rate
  • DANSP23600 · Late applications for refunds of Class 1A National Insurance contributions paid based on inaccurate or incomplete information
  • DANSP24000 · Whether non-payment of primary National Insurance contributions was due to primary contributor’s consent, connivance or negligence
  • DANSP24100 · Extension of time limit to pay voluntary Class 2 National Insurance contributions
  • DANSP24200 · Whether failure to pay Class 2 National Insurance contributions was due to ignorance or error
  • DANSP24300 · Whether failure to pay Class 3 National Insurance contributions within time limits was due to ignorance or error: Non-application of higher rate provisions
  • DANSP24400 · Failure to pay Class 3 National Insurance contributions within time limits due to ignorance or error: Modification of higher rate provisions
  • DANSP24500 · Whether a late application for a refund of special Class 4 National Insurance contributions can be admitted
  • DANSP24600 · Whether National Insurance contributions have been paid in error
  • DANSP24700 · Whether National Insurance contributions paid in excess of maximum
  • DANSP24800 · National Insurance contributions due before 6 April 1975
  • DANSP24900 · Whether late payment of National Insurance contributions due before 6 April 1975 was due to contributor’s consent, connivance or negligence
  • DANSP25000 · Whether failure to pay National Insurance contributions due before 6 April 1975 by due date was attributable to ignorance or error: National Insurance contributions paid after due date
  • DANSP25100 · Whether failure to pay National Insurance contributions the contributor was entitled to pay before 6 April 1975 by due date was attributable to ignorance or error
  • DANSP25200 · Whether failure to pay primary Class 1 National Insurance contributions by due date was with the consent, connivance or negligence of primary contributor
  • DANSP25300 · Whether failure to pay National Insurance contributions until after due date was attributable to ignorance or error
  • DANSP25500 · Home responsibilities protection
  • DANSP25600 · Earnings and contributions credits decisions
  • DANSP25700 · Contracting-out of the state pension scheme decisions
  • DANSP25750 · Managed service companies - deeming employed earner’s employment, earnings and secondary contributor
  • DANSP25800 · Transfer of debts of managed service companies
  • DANSP25975 · Employment Allowance
  • DANSP25900 · Default notices when Class 1 National Insurance contributions not paid by due date by electronic communications
  • DANSP25950 · Regional employer National Insurance contributions holiday
  1. Decision types: Contents
  2. Decision types: Managed service companies - deeming employed earner’s employment, earnings and secondary contributor

DANSP25750 | Decision types: Managed service companies - deeming employed earner’s employment, earnings and secondary contributor

From HM Revenue & Customs · Decisions and appeals for National Insurance Contributions and Statutory Payments

The Social Security Contributions (Managed Service Companies) Regulations 2007 (SI 2007 No 2070)

These regulations make provision for all payments and benefits received by workers whose services are made available to clients by means of a managed service companies (MSCs). For more information on MSCs see ESM3500.

Specifically, where certain conditions apply, the regulations treat the:

  • MSC as making to the worker, a payment or benefit which is treated as earnings from an employed earner’s employment, and

  • worker as receiving a payment or benefit which is treated as earnings from an employed earner’s employment, and

  • worker, in relation to the payments or benefits treated as earnings, as employed in employed earner’s employment by the MSC, and

  • MSC as the secondary contributor.

These provisions only apply if the:

  • services of an individual (the worker) are provided (directly or indirectly) by a managed service company (the MSC),

  • worker, or an associate of the worker, receives (from any person) a payment or benefit which can reasonably be taken to be in respect of the services, and

  • payment or benefit is not earnings derived from an employed earner’s employment of the worker with the MSC.

If the provisions apply Class 1 National Insurance contributions (NICs) are due on the amounts treated as earnings and the person liable to pay is the MSC. Where an MSC is unable to pay its PAYE and NICs liability, its debt can be transferred to third parties. For more information see DANSP25800 and ESM3625.

If the provisions apply but the MSC has not complied with the legislation, a notice of decision must be issued to

  • show that the above provisions apply;

  • include a Class 1 NIC liability and paid decision.

The decision must be issued at the same time that an income tax determination is issued under regulation 80 of the Income Tax (Pay As You Earn) Regulations 2003 (SI 2003 No 2682).

For wording of such decisions see DANSP40700.

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