How much national insurance would I need to pay
Hi if I were to make about £1300 or £1400 even £1500 this month in my wages that I earn from work how much national insurance would I pay?
Original post by Mohammed_80
Hi if I were to make about £1300 or £1400 even £1500 this month in my wages that I earn from work how much national insurance would I pay?
You can find out here. It looks complicated at first but is actually pretty easy once you have a key for the letter system/
Original post by gjd800
You can find out here. It looks complicated at first but is actually pretty easy once you have a key for the letter system/
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