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Tolley's Practical NIC Service

Author: Jon Golding; Peter Arrowsmith
Publisher: Tolley (S)
ISBN: 9780754508434
Published In: Subscription-type (Contents updated periodically)
Format: Loose-leaf
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Disclaimer:
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NIC changes constantly throughout the year. The majority of developments occur through changes in statutory instruments and case law. Tolley's Practical NIC Service is a looseleaf reference work which will keep subscribers up-to-date with the changes as they develop.

Providing clear and thorough descriptions of the law and practice, this looseleaf service combines all the authority and reliability of Tolley's National Insurance Contributions annual with continually up-to-date guidance.

This single volume looseleaf is updated four times per annum on an annual subscription basis, ensuring you always have the latest NIC guidance to hand. In addition a monthly newsletter, Tolley's Practical NIC, keeps you up-to-date with developments and commentary on NIC that is both practical and informative.
1. Introduction;
2. Administration;
3. Age Exception;
4. Agency Workers;
5. Aggregation of Earnings;
6. Airmen;
7. Annual Maximum;
8. Anti-Avoidance;
9. Appeals and Reviews;
10. Apprentices, Trainees and Students;
11. Armed Forces;
12. Arrears of Contributions;
13. Benefits: Contribution Requirements;
14. Categorisation;
15. Class 1 Contributions: Employed Earners;
16. Class 1A Contributions: Benefits in Kind;
17. Class 1B Contributions: PAYE Settlement Agreements;
18. Class 2 Contributions: Self-employed Earners;
19. Class 3 Contributions: Voluntary;
20. Class 4 Contributions: On Profits of a Trade Etc.
21. Collection;
22. Company Directors;
23. Contracted-Out Employment;
24. Credits;
25. Crown Servants and Statutory Employees;
26. Death of Contributor;
27. Deferment of Payment;
28. Earnings Factors;
29. Earnings from Employment: General;
30. Earnings from Employment: Expenses;
31. Earnings from Employment: Readily Convertible Assets etc;
32. Earnings from Self-employment;
33. Earnings Limits and Thresholds;
34. Earning Periods;
35. Enforcement;
36. Entertainers;
37. Examiners;
38. Homeworkers and Outworkers;
39. Husband and Wife, and Civil Partners;
40. Intermediaries;
41. Labour-Only Contractors;
42. Late-Paid Contributions;
43. Leaflets and Forms;
44. Lecturers, Teachers and Instructors;
45. Mariners;
46. Ministers of Religion;
47. Multiple Employments;
48. National Insurance Fund;
49. National Insurance Number;
50. Oil-Rig Workers, Divers, Etc.
51. Overseas Matters;
52. Partners;
53. Rates and Limits;
54. Reduced Liability Elections;
55. Repayment and Reallocation;
56. Share Fishermen;
57. Subpostmasters;
58. Underwriters at Lloyd's;
59. Volunteer Development Workers;
60. Working Case Study;
Tables and Index
Edited by Jon Golding, ATT, TEP; and Consulting Editor Peter Arrowsmith, FCA