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Marginal and average combined rates of employee and employer National Insurance contributions, 2024–25

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Labour cost is gross earnings + employer NICs; marginal NICs rate is employer + employee NICs as a percentage of that labour cost. The chart ignores the employment allowance.

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National Insurance contributions explained
Last reviewed: 19/08/2024
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Type of tax : Income taxes

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