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NIM33500 · Special Cases: international - people going to or coming from abroad: row

  • NIM33505 · Conditions as to residence and presence in GB - employees
  • NIM33510 · people going to or coming from abroad: row: conditions as to residence and presence in GB - employers
  • NIM33515 · Exemption
  • NIM33520 · Exemption example
  • NIM33530 · Going abroad
  • NIM33535 · Change of employment
  • NIM33540 · Special rules
  • NIM33545 · National insurance for people coming from abroad
  • NIM33550 · National insurance contributions for people going to work abroad
  • NIM33555 · Meaning of "ordinarily resident"
  • NIM33560 · Meaning of "ordinarily resident" - factors to consider
  • NIM33565 · Apportionment of earnings for seconded workers
  • NIM33570 · Apportionment - what can be excluded from NIC?
  • NIM33575 · Apportionment - method of computation
  • NIM33580 · Self- employed
  1. Special Cases: international - people going to or coming from abroad: row: contents
  2. special cases: international - people going to or coming from abroad: row: national insurance contributions for people going to work abroad

NIM33550 | special cases: international - people going to or coming from abroad: row: national insurance contributions for people going to work abroad

From HM Revenue & Customs · National Insurance Manual

Note: A new International NICs manual is under development and will be published in due course.

National Insurance Contributions for people going to work abroad -Rest of the World (ROW) country

Step 1Is the person going to work in a ROW country?
Yes Go to Step 4
No Go to Step 2
Step 2Is the person going to work in the EEA?
Yes See NIM33020
No Go to Step 3
Step 3Is the person going to a RA/DCC country?
Yes See NIM33400
No Go back to Step 1
Step 4Does the employer have a place of business in the UK?
Yes Go to Step 5
No No UK Class 1 liability
Step 5Is the person ordinarily resident in the UK? For what is meant by ordinarily resident see NIM33555
Yes Go to Step 6
No No UK Class 1 liability
Step 6Were they resident in the UK immediately before the start of employment abroad?
Yes Class 1 liability exists for the 1st 52 weeks of employment.
No No UK Class 1 liability
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