SA104 : Where can I enter Adjustments to Partnership Profits to reduce the Class 4 National Insurance I need to pay?

SA104 : Where can I enter Adjustments to Partnership Profits to reduce the Class 4 National Insurance I need to pay?

Some adjustments can reduce the amount of Class 4 National Insurance contributions you have to pay.

These include:

• adjustments for changes in accounting practice

• certain losses from earlier years

• employment earnings included in your profits

 

  • Click on the Partnership Page and click on EDIT

  

  • Click on NATIONAL INSURANCE and enter the ADJUSTMENT VALUE

 

  • Click SAVE

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