Specialist Dental Accountants for over 28 years - Call 020 8346 0391 

He (Mac) has helped me as my practice has expanded from single-handed to a six surgery/8 dentist practice.

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Yes. As you are self-employed, both of these will be applicable to you.

In terms of Class II, most people choose to pay by direct debit. The current rate of contributions is £2.05 per week.

Class IV National Insurance Contributions are based on the level of profit you are generating. It is collected along with the Income Tax, via your tax return.
Class IV NIC doesn’t pay for your state old age pension as class II does. They are basically just extra tax charged at 8% between £4,745 and £31,720 and 1% on anything above £31,720 with no maximum.

We take great pride in our service, and would be delighted to invite you for a free 1 hour, no obligation meeting at our comfortable offices. Simply call us  on 020 8346 0391 to arrange a mutually convenient time.

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Specialist Dental Accountants for over 27 years.

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