Voluntary Class 2 NIC

Voluntary Class 2 NIC

You can elect to make voluntary class 2 voluntary contributions if you have added a Self-Employment page and your profit is below the Class 2 NIC limit.

Click on 'SAVE' > 'CONTINUE' > 'YES'

Answer 'Yes' to the question 'Do you want to voluntarily contribute towards Class 2 Contribution?'

Tick the box to pay the maximum amount (£163.80 - 2023/24)

 

or enter the voluntary contribution you need to make (max £163.80)

  

Click on 'SAVE' at the bottom of the page. 


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