Secondary threshold | Practical Law

Secondary threshold | Practical Law

Secondary threshold

Secondary threshold

Practical Law UK Glossary 1-622-6926 (Approx. 3 pages)

Glossary

Secondary threshold

Also known as the secondary earnings threshold. An amount set each year by the government that triggers liability for an employer to pay National insurance contributions (NICs) on an employee's earnings. The secondary threshold is £175 a week for 2024/25. An employer pays NICs at the rate of 13.8% on an employee's earnings above the secondary threshold.