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National Insurance increase reversed, but will you be saving money and how much?

by LLB Finance Reporter
28th Sep 22 10:22 am

It was recently announced by the treasury that the 1.25% NI increase introduced in April will be reversed from 6 November which it says will save almost 28 million workers an average of ยฃ330 per year.

Tim Clark, partner in the law firmย Blandy & Blandyโ€™s who works within theirย Employment Law teamย has explained the announced reversal of the National Insurance rise, introduced earlier this year.

The majority of employees should receive the NI cut directly via their November payroll, but some may not do so until December or January, depending on their employerโ€™s payroll software and processes.

Analysis indicates that employees will make the following savings:

  • Salary ยฃ20,000 = ยฃ93 Annual saving
  • Salary ยฃ30,000 = ยฃ218 Annual saving
  • Salary ยฃ50 000 = ยฃ468 Annual saving
  • Salary ยฃ80,000 = ยฃ843 Annual saving
  • Salary ยฃ100,000 = ยฃ1,093 Annual saving

It said, โ€œ920,000 businesses will see a cut in National Insurance bills, with 20,000 taken out of paying National Insurance entirely due to the Employment Allowance, which rose in April 2022 from ยฃ4,000 to ยฃ5,000.

“In particular, many small and medium businesses (SMEs) โ€“ who employ over 13 million people in the UK โ€“ will see a cut to their National Insurance bills.

“Next year this will be worth ยฃ4,200 on average for small businesses and ยฃ21,700 for medium sized firms who pay National Insurance. In total 905,000 micro, small and medium businesses will benefit from 2023-24.โ€

“In addition, the Government will cancel the planned Health and Social Care Levy, a separate tax that was set to come into force in April 2023 to replace this yearโ€™s National Insurance rise.”

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