Tax + Employer NI over 3 months

[Minklet]

Thanks for the responses, I expected it would be something like that!

[ASB]

Hi

I'm new to contracting, and am actually only going to be on the market for 3 months before I move abroad. As such, I've gone with an Umbrella Company.

One thing that I wanted to ask was with regards to claiming a refund to make up for the fact that I will only be working for 1/4 of the year (minus the tax already paid at my previous job). I know I can claim a refund on tax, but what about the employer NI?

It's roughly £1k a month, assuming then that this rate is based on me having this rate for the entire year, wouldn't it be less overall? If so, how do I go about claiming a refund?

Ni isn't based on any form of cumulation. So no. And the employers NI is nothing to do with you personally anyway.

At least you should get a years credit towards pension which may or may not be relevant to you.

[LisaContractorUmbrella]

Hi

I'm new to contracting, and am actually only going to be on the market for 3 months before I move abroad. As such, I've gone with an Umbrella Company.

One thing that I wanted to ask was with regards to claiming a refund to make up for the fact that I will only be working for 1/4 of the year (minus the tax already paid at my previous job). I know I can claim a refund on tax, but what about the employer NI?

It's roughly £1k a month, assuming then that this rate is based on me having this rate for the entire year, wouldn't it be less overall? If so, how do I go about claiming a refund?

It's the umbrella company paying the Employer's NIC's so it's not something that you can reclaim, sorry

[Minklet]

Hi

I'm new to contracting, and am actually only going to be on the market for 3 months before I move abroad. As such, I've gone with an Umbrella Company.

One thing that I wanted to ask was with regards to claiming a refund to make up for the fact that I will only be working for 1/4 of the year (minus the tax already paid at my previous job). I know I can claim a refund on tax, but what about the employer NI?

It's roughly £1k a month, assuming then that this rate is based on me having this rate for the entire year, wouldn't it be less overall? If so, how do I go about claiming a refund?