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CJSA and insuficient Ni contributions

philw
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Senior welfare rights officer, Leicester City Council

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Hi all,

I have come across a case where the client worked in 2 jobs over the tax year 08. in the bundle the JC+ printout gives total earnings factor of £3144 but the client has produced all wage slips for the period (total earnings for NI £6304)and it looks like second employer isnt regestering on JC+ system.

Anyone had any experience of this? Can we simply point out the discrepency and ask for a revised decision? Should the client be penalised if the company they worked for appears to heav poketed her contributions?

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John Birks
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Welfare Rights and Debt Advice - Stockport Council

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The wage slips may be evidence of NI contributions deducted and not passed on.

As such they should be accepted as paid and added to the record.

It’s not a quick process from memory but itmay be different now.

The manual below maybe of help.

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/manuals/danspmanual/index.htm

You may want to appeal both decisions but really the CJSA one could be corrected as a mistake as to fact once the NI decision is changed.

I’d appeal both submitting copies of the wage slips as further evidence.