The impact Of National Insurance On The Smaller Business 9 March 2026

Timing 13:30 - 16:30
Speaker Karen Speight 

National Insurance accounts forms 21% of UK fiscal revenues and represents a significant operational cost for employers. In this session, consideration is given to the impact of national insurance on small and medium sized employers and how this can be minimised.

The exact content depends on the announcements in the October 2025 Budget, as well as any other changes in statutory rules, case law and HMRC Guidance. However, the following areas will be covered:

• Libility to national insurance, when it arises, and how it is calculated
• Making the most of exemptions and allowances
• Common pitfalls and how to avoid them
• Reporting and payment obligations relating to national insurance, including year-end procedures for 2025-26
• Changes in employer obligations relating to NIC for 2026/27 and beyond

DSCA Courses will endeavour to provide a link to a video of this presentation to anyone who booked but was unable to attend the Zoom presentation. 

Names and addresses of ALL delegates must be supplied in this Delegate Registration Form at the time of your booking.