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National Insurance Manual

NIM06500 · Class 1 NICs: Employment Allowance

  • NIM06505 · Employment Allowance: Introduction
  • NIM06510 · Employment Allowance: Who can claim the Employment Allowance?
  • NIM06515 · Employment Allowance: Special conditions for certain employers claiming the Employment Allowance
  • NIM06520 · Employment Allowance: care and support workers
  • NIM06525 · Employment Allowance: Who can’t claim the Employment Allowance?
  • NIM06530 · Employment Allowance: Who can’t claim the Employment Allowance? Public authorities
  • NIM06535 · Employment Allowance: Who can’t claim the Employment Allowance? Domestic employment
  • NIM06540 · Employment Allowance: Who can’t claim the Employment Allowance? Workers supplied by service companies
  • NIM06545 · Employment Allowance: Who can’t claim the Employment Allowance? Single director limited companies
  • NIM06550 · Employment Allowance: Who can’t claim the Employment Allowance? Transfers of business
  • NIM06555 · Employment Allowance: Who can’t claim the Employment Allowance? Business de-mergers
  • NIM06560 · Employment Allowance: Who can’t claim the Employment Allowance? Claims made through connected businesses or charities
  • NIM06565 · Employment Allowance: Anti-avoidance
  • NIM06570 · Employment Allowance: How and when to claim the Employment Allowance
  • NIM06575 · Employment Allowance: How the Employment Allowance is applied after HMRC has received a claim
  • NIM06580 · Employment Allowance: How and when to stop claiming the Employment Allowance
  • NIM06585 · Employment Allowance: Employer unable to use up all of the Employment Allowance against their total secondary class 1 NICs liabilities before the tax year ends
  • NIM06590 · Employment Allowance: Connected persons – companies and Limited Liability Partnerships
  • NIM06595 · Employment Allowance: Companies connected through substantial commercial interdependence
  • NIM06600 · Employment Allowance: Connected persons – Companies - Control through fixed rate percentage shares
  • NIM06605 · Employment Allowance: Connected persons - Companies – Connection through a loan creditor
  • NIM06610 · Employment Allowance: Connected persons - Companies - Connection through a trustee
  • NIM06615 · Employment Allowance: Connected persons - Companies - Further connections
  • NIM06620 · Employment Allowance: Connected persons – Charities
  • NIM06625 · Employment Allowance: Employer is part of a group of companies/charities
  • NIM06630 · Employment Allowance: Employers with multiple PAYE schemes
  • NIM06635 · Employment Allowance: Disputed claims (decisions and appeals)
  • NIM06640 · Employment Allowance: Records retention
  • NIM06645 · Employment Allowance: Recovering wrongly awarded claims (includes penalties and interest charged)
  • NIM06650 · Employment Allowance: Powers to amend both the annual amount of the Employment Allowance and the qualifying conditions for claiming it
  1. Class 1 NICs: Employment Allowance: Contents
  2. Employment Allowance: Connected persons - Companies - Further connections

NIM06615 | Employment Allowance: Connected persons - Companies - Further connections

From HM Revenue & Customs · National Insurance Manual

National Insurance Contributions Act 2014 - Schedule 1, Para 7, sub-paragraphs (1) to (3)

See NIM06590 before reading the contents of this page.

If, at the beginning of a tax year, two or more companies (which are not charities) are connected with one another, then only one of them may claim the Employment Allowance. It is up to the companies to decide which company will make the claim.

Companies do not have to be directly connected with one another for this to apply. They may be connected via a third company.

Example

If company (A) is connected with company (B) and company (B) is connected with company (C) then that is sufficient a connection to make Companies (A) and (C) connected with one another for the purposes of claiming the Employment Allowance.

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