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Paying your employer's national insurance and pension out of your personal allowance
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Jun 29, 2017
Dear all,
I recently started a MC Individual Fellowship at Imperial College. In my financial statement of allowance payments, it is clarified that every month I need to pay (i) a national insurance and (ii) a pension for my employer. This is in total around 970 GBP per month, more or less half for each item.
Although I have asked around, I have not been able to understand why one needs to pay for your employer's national insurance and pension out of your personal allowance. I ask this considering that the university receives extra money per month for the administrative purposes of handling you around...
Does anyone can explain this to me?
Many thanks,
Fernando
2 Comments
Rui
Faria
Jul 02, 2017
Gerardo Enrique
Abarca Ríos
Oct 18, 2023
Hello. I just started my PhD in the Czech Republic and I cannot understand this issue either. Did someone get an answer about this? Thank you.
Fan Mo
Fernanda Bajanca
Quentin Loisel
The same happens at the University of Sheffield.