As you may have heard, there are changes happening to National
Insurance contributions (NICs).
From 6 July, the new thresholds will come into effect. But what does that mean for you?
As a self-employed worker, you will already pay your National Insurance differently to that of an employee. But now your threshold is changing, you’ll need to know how much by and when.
This article will explain all the changes and what this means for you and your business.
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