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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: computation of liability: particular trades: marine pilots

NIM24635 | Class 4 NICs: computation of liability: particular trades: marine pilots

From HM Revenue & Customs · National Insurance Manual

s607 Income and Corporation Taxes Act (ICTA) 1988

Up until 5 April 2006, s607 of ICTA 1988 provided for the approval of a retirement benefits scheme for marine pilots.

Under s607(3) of ICTA 1988, members’ contributions were an allowable expense in computing the pilots’ profits assessable under Schedule D Case II. As the contributions were an allowable expense in arriving at the profit under Schedule D case II, they were allowable expenses in arriving at the Class 4 NICs profit and were not disallowed under paragraph 3(2)(f), Schedule 2, SSCBA 1992.

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