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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%).
The amount you pay is 12% of your earnings above that limit and up to Â£815 a week (for 2015 to 2016). The rate drops to 2% of your earnings over that amount. If your employer has a contracted-out pension scheme and youâre part of it, you pay less National Insurance.f youâre an employee, the money you earn (your salary or hourly wage) is called your gross pay. When deductions from gross pay like tax and National Insurance have been taken off, the amount you receive is called your net pay.