11 articles tagged with Employer ni.
How the October 2025 Budget changes to employer NI, the NLW rise, and frozen thresholds affect take-home pay across every salary band.
Employer NI rose to 15% from April 2025 with the secondary threshold cut to £5,000. Calculate the cost per employee and how salary sacrifice and Employment Allowance help.
The Employment Allowance increased to GBP 10,500 in April 2026, cutting the employer NI bill for eligible small businesses. Here is who qualifies and how to claim.
How employer Class 1A National Insurance at 13.8% works on benefits in kind in 2026/27 -- company cars, private medical, fuel benefit, P11D(b) deadline and PSA alternatives explained.
National Insurance rates and thresholds explained for 2026/27: employee 8%, employer 15%, the £12,570 and £5,000 thresholds, and what you actually pay.
The Employment Allowance reduces your employer NI bill by up to £10,500 in 2026/27. Learn who qualifies, the sole director exclusion, connected company rules, and how to claim through payroll.
Employer NI rose to 15% in April 2025 with the threshold cut to GBP 5,000. See the full cost per employee, Employment Allowance of GBP 10,500, and planning strategies.
The Employment Allowance rises to 10,500 pounds from April 2025, saving small businesses up to 10,500 pounds on employer National Insurance. Full guide for 2026/27.
Employment Allowance rises to £10,500 in 2026/27. Find out who qualifies, who is excluded, how to claim through payroll software and the connected companies rules.
With employer NI now at 15% and new tax-year rates confirmed, Q2 2026 is the ideal time to review your salary sacrifice arrangements. Pension, EV, and childcare — here's the full savings analysis.
In April 2025, employer NI rose from 13.8% to 15% and the threshold dropped to £5,000. How this affects salary negotiations, hiring decisions and your take-home pay.
