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Employment Allowance update

Source: HM Revenue & Customs | | 23/07/2015

The employment allowance of £2,000 per year for all businesses and charities was made available from April 2014. The allowance is offset against the employer's Class 1 secondary National Insurance Contributions (NICs) and can be claimed as part of the normal payroll processes.

In the Summer Budget, the Chancellor announced that the employment allowance will rise to £3,000 from April 2016. This means that businesses will be able to employ 4 people earning the new National Living Wage without having to pay any employer's Class 1 secondary NICs.

HMRC has also recently published a research report on the impact of the employment allowance to small employers. The main objective of the research paper was to understand how small employers had been affected by the introduction of the employment allowance. The research showed that there was a high awareness of the employment allowance by small employers. There were issues around businesses being unaware they were eligible for the allowance. Once claimed, the employment allowance is automatically carried forward to future years.
 

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