WORKING AND LIVING IN THE UK

KEY POINTS TO KNOW ABOUT EMPLOYMENT IN UK

 

Please note that this information is valid for the time of posting

 

National Insurance

 

  • National Insurance is deducted in accordance with government legislation.
  • The amount you pay depends on how much you earn.
  • You must apply for a National Insurance Number within 30 days from your work commenced date.
  • If you have worked in the UK before, and already been issued with a National Insurance Number you do not need to reapply.
  • S&A can arrange an interview for your National Insurance Number on site.

 

Income tax:

 

Income tax is charged at three rates:

 

  • 10% for earnings up to £2,230
  • 22% for earnings between £2,231 and £34,600
  • 40% for earnings over £34,600

Income Tax Refund:

 

If you are only working in the UK for part of the year you may be able to claim a tax refund on your return home.

 

Worker Registration Scheme for EU workers:

 

You will need to register with the Home Office and pay £90:

 

  • If you are a national of A8 countries;
  • If you start a new job on or after 1 May 2004.

You will need to re-register with the Home Office:

 

  • If you worked with your previous employer for less than uninterrupted work period.* Second time application is free.

* Uninterrupted work period' means you must not be out of work for more than a total of 30 days in a 12 month period. You will need your registration certificates and other evidence of employment to show 12 months' uninterrupted employment.

 

 

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