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2. Â£7,956 is the maximum salary that can be paid without incurring a National Insurance liability for the employee or employer; however, the employee will still obtain a âcreditâ for the tax year for state pension and other benefits entitlement.owever, in summary although the director would be paying Employee National Insurance of Â£245.28 (Â£10,000 â Â£7,956 = Â£2,044 x 12%) for 2014/15, the company would save corporation tax of Â£408.80 (Â£10,000 â Â£7,956 = Â£2,044 x 20%).
1 Anything you earn above Â£42,385 a year, you pay National Insurance at 2%. 2  If your earnings are below the earnings threshold you pay no National Insurance contributions. 3  You still build up rights to benefits, provided you earn Â£5,824 a year or more up to the lower earnings limit. If you earn above the threshold you pay 12% of your earnings between Â£8,060 and Â£42,385. 2  Anything you earn above Â£42,385 a year, you pay National Insurance at 2%. 3  If your earnings are below the earnings threshold you pay no National Insurance contributions.