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Official guidance
Decisions and appeals for National Insurance Contributions and Statutory Payments
  • DANSP00010 · Data protection
  • DANSP00100 · About this guidance
  • DANSP00200 · Where to get help
  • DANSP01000 · Legislation
  • DANSP04000 · Tribunals Reform from 1 April 2009
  • DANSP05000 · HMRC’s Litigation and Settlement Strategy
  • DANSP05500 · Summary of dispute resolution process
  • DANSP07000 · Use of terms
  • DANSP07100 · How National Insurance and employment status disputes arise
  • DANSP07200 · How statutory payments disputes arise
  • DANSP07300 · Giving an opinion
  • DANSP07400 · Mandatory submissions to CS&TD IPD Technical
  • DANSP08000 · No formal decision covering dispute
  • DANSP08100 · Formal decision covers dispute decision
  • DANSP08200 · Statutory payments
  • DANSP08600 · Disputes outside HMRC jurisdiction
  • DANSP08700 · Complaints
  • DANSP08800 · The Adjudicator and the Parliamentary Ombudsman
  • DANSP09000 · Judicial review
  • DANSP10000 · Human rights legislation
  • DANSP12000 · What are decisions
  • DANSP12500 · When to make decisions
  • DANSP13000 · Who makes decisions
  • DANSP14000 · Time limits for making decisions
  • DANSP15000 · Decision types
  • DANSP26000 · Disputes for which there are no appealable decisions
  • DANSP26100 · Department for Work and pensions or the Social Security Agency ask for a decision
  • DANSP26200 · Evidence required to make statutory payments decisions
  • DANSP26700 · Recording National Insurance contributions on SAFE
  • DANSP26800 · Recording underpayments of National Insurance contributions in National Insurance Contributions Office
  • DANSP27000 · Notices of decision
  • DANSP43700 · Recording decisions on NPS (formerly NIRS2)
  • DANSP44000 · Varied decisions
  • DANSP45600 · Superseding decisions
  • DANSP46000 · Co-ordinating action on National Insurance contributions decisions and income tax determinations or assessments
  • DANSP47000 · Recovery of unpaid National Insurance contributions referred to the Courts
  • DANSP48000 · Confidentiality
  • DANSP50000 · Appeals
  • DANSP55000 · Reviews
  • DANSPUPDATE001 · Update Index
  • DANSP04500 · Decisions and appeals before 1 April 2009
  • DANSP100930 · Recent changes to this guidance
  • DANSP110421 · Recent changes to this guidance
  • DANSPUPDATE100930 · Recent changes to this guidance
  • DANSPUPDATE110421 · Recent changes to this guidance
  1. Decisions and appeals for National Insurance Contributions and Statutory Payments
  2. Recording underpayments of National Insurance contributions in National Insurance Contributions Office

DANSP26800 | Recording underpayments of National Insurance contributions in National Insurance Contributions Office

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

Class 1 National Insurance contributions underpaid

In a case which involves unpaid or underpaid Class 1 National Insurance contributions (NICs), record the underpayment in NPS (formerly called NIRS2) Financial Transaction Handling (FTH) screens.

Where a person disputes they owe the Class 1 NICs and that dispute can only be resolved by issuing a decision that carries a right of appeal, NPS Work Management should be noted when a decision is issued and if an appeal is made.

If an appeal is made, no action should be taken to recover NICs until the outcome of the appeal is known. Once the appeal is settled, withdrawn or determined by a tribunal and or the Courts

  • note NPS Work Management of the outcome of the appeal, and

  • where the amount due is amended, record the amended amount on NPS FTH,

  • if some NICs are due continue normal action to request and recover payment.

Class 2 NICs unpaid

In cases where Class 2 NICs are unpaid, if NPS is aware that the person is self-employed then bills will be issued by NPS automatically.

If a dispute about liability cannot be resolved without issuing a decision that gives the person a right of appeal, use the management inhibition function in the NPS FTH to inhibit the issue of bills until the appeal is settled, withdrawn or determined by a tribunal . If Class 2 NICs are confirmed then remove any management inhibition so that bills can be issued.

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