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National Insurance Manual

NIM24500 · Class 4 NICs

  • NIM24505 · Who is liable: summary
  • NIM24510 · Who is liable: exceptions
  • NIM24515 · Who is liable: residence
  • NIM24520 · Who is liable: partnerships
  • NIM24521 · Who is liable: sleeping partners - an introduction
  • NIM24522 · Who is liable: sleeping partners - background
  • NIM24523 · Who is liable: sleeping partners - liability to pay Class 2 and 4 NICs from the 2013 to 2014 tax year
  • NIM24524 · Who is liable: sleeping partners - the position for tax years prior to 2013 to 2014
  • NIM24525 · Who is liable: gender recognition
  • NIM24600 · Computation of liability: summary
  • NIM24605 · Computation of liability: profits of a tax year
  • NIM24610 · Computation of liability: losses
  • NIM24615 · Computation of liability: losses: example
  • NIM24620 · Computation of liability: earnings from employed earner’s employment taxable as income from a trade, profession or vocation
  • NIM24625 · Computation of liability: earnings from employed earner’s employment included in the calculation of the profits of a trade, profession or vocation
  • NIM24630 · Computation of liability: particular trades: divers
  • NIM24635 · Computation of liability: particular trades: marine pilots
  • NIM24640 · Computation of liability: particular trades: sub-postmasters: periods up to 2002 to 2003
  • NIM24700 · Administration: assessment and collection
  • NIM24705 · Administration: interest on late payment
  • NIM24710 · Administration: appeals
  • NIM24715 · Administration: error or mistake relief
  1. Class 4 NICs: Contents
  2. Class 4 NICs: who is liable: sleeping partners - background

NIM24522 | Class 4 NICs: who is liable: sleeping partners - background

From HM Revenue & Customs · National Insurance Manual

Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992 Section 2(1)(b) and Section 15

Prior to its revised interpretation of the law HMRC did not regard sleeping partners as being liable for Class 2 or Class 4 NICs. These partners were not regarded as gainfully employed as required under section 2(1)(b) of SSCBA 1992 and were therefore, not liable to pay Class 2 NICs. HMRC considered that the profits of sleeping partners did not derive immediately from the trade, profession or vocation and were therefore not liable to Class 4 NICs under section 15 of SSCBA 1992.

See NIM24520, NIM24521, NIM24523, NIM24524

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