ESM10027 - off-payroll working legislation: Chapter 10, ITEPA 2003 (from 6 April 2021): basic principles: how to calculate the amount of the chain payment
Section 61N Chapter 10, Part 2 ITEPA 2003
Regulation 14 Social Security Contributions (Intermediaries) Regulations 2000
A chain payment is defined, for tax purposes, as 바카라 사이트˜A payment, money바카라 사이트™s worth or any other benefit, that can reasonably be taken to be for the worker바카라 사이트™s services to the client.바카라 사이트™
For NICs purposes chain payment is defined as 바카라 사이트˜A payment or money바카라 사이트™s worth that can reasonably be taken to be for the worker바카라 사이트™s services to the client.바카라 사이트™
In practice, the chain payment is the value or amount of payment that flows from the highest person in the contractual chain to the lowest where the payment is for the worker바카라 사이트™s services. In other words, payments for the worker바카라 사이트™s services that start at the client and are then paid to each person in the contractual chain until they reach the worker바카라 사이트™s intermediary.
Benefits will be subject to Class 1A NICs in the same way as for normal employees. Normal benefit calculation and reporting procedures should be applied.
The actual amount invoiced by the intermediary to the end client, or agency, may include fees for more than one worker. In these circumstances the fees must be apportioned between each worker on a reasonable basis.
EXAMPLE
Bravo Ltd provides the services of two workers, Samantha and Vaider, to an end client under a contract which is subject to the off-payroll working legislation. Bravo Ltd invoices the end client for an amount of £3,000 per month. Samantha바카라 사이트™s services account for 67% of the invoiced amount and Vaider바카라 사이트™s the remaining 33%.
In arriving at the correct chain payment for both Samantha and Vaider, the deemed employer must apportion the invoiced amount between the workers in the respective amounts to arrive at the amount which can reasonably be taken to be for their services;
Samantha 바카라 사이트“ 67% of £3,000 (£2,000)
Vaider 바카라 사이트“ 33% of £3,000 (£1,000)