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NI contribution and rental income
Tax Planning and Financial

Epicurean
Epicurean
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30 Posts
3 years ago
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Dr Nick Braun PHD from Tax Cafe is a very experienced Tax author .

Book : “How to save Tax 2021/2022”

“ One advantage of rental income is that it is generally exempt from NI” .

My accountant said that NI still needs to be paid . I am confused . He is not a specialist landlord accountant .

Any views from senior landlord contributors will be most appreciated . 🙏

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