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National Insurance Manual

NIM11500 · Class 1 NICs: reporting NICs in RTI

  • NIM11505 · General information
  • NIM11510 · Pilot year 2012 to 2013
  • NIM11515 · What is an RTI employer?
  • NIM11516 · Secondary contributor
  • NIM11520 · When to report NICs data for RTI: "on or before"
  • NIM11521 · When to report NICs data for RTI: Salary Advance Payments
  • NIM11525 · NICs data items
  • NIM11530 · Correction of errors under RTI: general
  • NIM11531 · Correction of errors under RTI: in year
  • NIM11533 · Correction of errors under RTI: closed tax years
  • NIM11534 · Recovery of primary NICs from the employee
  • NIM11545 · Reporting aggregated earnings: general approach
  • NIM11550 · Reporting of aggregated earnings - further information
  • NIM11565 · Paper filers
  • NIM11575 · Direct collection schemes
  • NIM11580 · Employers reporting dates of payment and date of calculation “out of sync”: reporting period not aligned with payment dates
  1. Class 1 NICs: reporting NICs in RTI: contents
  2. Class 1 NICs: reporting NICs in RTI: secondary contributor

NIM11516 | Class 1 NICs: reporting NICs in RTI: secondary contributor

From HM Revenue & Customs · National Insurance Manual

Paragraph 1 and Paragraph 28 of Schedule 4 to Social Security (Contributions) Regulations 2001 (SSCR 2001) (SI 2001 No 1004)

For reporting NICs data under RTI, the employer is the secondary contributor determined by paragraph 1 of Schedule 4 to SSCR 2001.

The secondary contributor is:

  • for an earner employed under a contract of service, his employer (except where regulations prescribe otherwise - see below)

  • for an office-holder, a prescribed person or the person or body responsible for paying the earnings

  • the person specified by Schedule 3 to Social Security (Categorisation of Earners) Regulations 1978 - for these special cases, see details in the Employment Status Manual

  • for a mariner, the person prescribed by regulation 122 of SSCR 2001.

For more information, see NIM33710.

Succession to business

Paragraph 28 of Schedule 4 to SSCR 2001 provides that where there’s been a change in the employer in respect of an employment, the new employer becomes responsible for reporting NICs.

This is particularly relevant under ‘end of year’ reporting because it makes the new employer responsible for the end of year return. It ensures a succeeding employer fulfils reporting obligations for Class 1A.

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