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(1)Paragraph 1 of Schedule 1 to the M1Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992 (Class 1 contributions where earner in more than one employment) is amended as follows.
(2)For sub-paragraph (3) there is substituted—
“(3)The amount of the primary Class 1 contribution shall be the aggregate of the amounts determined under the following paragraphs (applying earlier paragraphs before later ones)—
(a)if the aggregated earnings are paid to or for the benefit of an earner in respect of whom minimum contributions are payable under section 43(1) of the Pension Schemes Act 1993 (contributions to personal pension schemes), the amount obtained by applying the rate of primary Class 1 contributions that would apply if all the aggregated earnings were attributable to employments which are not contracted-out to such part of the aggregated earnings so attributable as does not exceed the current upper earnings limit (referred to in this paragraph as “the APPS earnings”),
(b)if some of the aggregated earnings are attributable to COMPS service, the amount obtained by applying the rate of primary Class 1 contributions that would apply if all the aggregated earnings were attributable to COMPS service—
(i)to such part of the aggregated earnings attributable to COMPS service as does not exceed the current upper earnings limit, or
(ii)if paragraph (a) applies, to such part of the earnings attributable to COMPS service as, when added to the APPS earnings, does not exceed the current upper earnings limit,
(c)if some of the aggregated earnings are attributable to COSRS service, the amount obtained by applying the rate of primary Class 1 contributions that would apply if all the aggregated earnings were attributable to COSRS service—
(i)to such part of the aggregated earnings attributable to COSRS service as does not exceed the current upper earnings limit, or
(ii)if paragraph (a) or (b) applies, to such part of the earnings attributable to COSRS service as, when added to the APPS earnings or the part attributable to COMPS service (or both), does not exceed the current upper earnings limit,
(d)the amount obtained by applying the rate of primary Class 1 contributions that would apply if all the aggregated earnings were attributable to employments which are not contracted-out to such part of the aggregated earnings as, when added to the part or parts attributable to COMPS or COSRS service, does not exceed the current upper earnings limit”.
(3)For sub-paragraph (6) there is substituted—
“(6)The amount of the secondary Class 1 contribution shall be the aggregate of the amounts determined under the following paragraphs (applying earlier paragraphs before later ones)—
(a)if the aggregated earnings are paid to or for the benefit of an earner in respect of whom minimum contributions are payable under section 43(1) of the Pension Schemes Act 1993, the amount obtained by applying the rate of secondary Class 1 contributions that would apply if all the aggregated earnings were attributable to employments which are not contracted-out to the APPS earnings,
(b)if some of the aggregated earnings are attributable to COMPS service, the amount obtained by applying the rate of secondary Class 1 contributions that would apply if all the aggregated earnings were attributable to COMPS service to the part of the aggregated earnings attributable to such service,
(c)if some of the aggregated earnings are attributable to COSRS service, the amount obtained by applying the rate of secondary Class 1 contributions that would apply if all the aggregated earnings were attributable to COSRS service to the part of the aggregated earnings attributable to such service,
(d)the amount obtained by applying the rate of secondary Class 1 contributions that would apply if all the aggregated earnings were attributable to employments which are not contracted-out to the remainder of the aggregated earnings”.
(4)At the end of that paragraph there is added—
“(9)In this paragraph—
“COMPS service” means service in employment in respect of which minimum payments are made to a money purchase contracted-out scheme,
“COSRS service” means service in employment which qualifies the earner for a pension provided by a salary related contracted-out scheme”.
(5)Until the principal appointed day, that paragraph, as amended by this section, shall have effect as if—
(a)for sub-paragraph (3)(b) there were substituted—
“(b)if some of the aggregated earnings are attributable to service in contracted-out employment, the amount obtained by applying the rate of primary Class 1 contributions that would apply if all the aggregated earnings were attributable to such service—
(i)to such part of the aggregated earnings attributable to such service as does not exceed the current upper earnings limit, or
(ii)if paragraph (a) applies, to such part of the earnings attributable to such service as, when added to the APPS earnings, does not exceed the current upper earnings limit”,
(b)sub-paragraph (3)(c) were omitted,
(c)in sub-paragraph (3)(d), for “COMPS or COSRS service” there were substituted “ service in contracted-out employment ”,
(d)for sub-paragraph (6)(b) there were substituted—
“(b)if some of the aggregated earnings are attributable to service in contracted-out employment, the amount obtained by applying the rate of secondary Class 1 contributions that would apply if all the aggregated earnings were attributable to such service to the part of the aggregated earnings attributable to such service”,
(e)sub-paragraph (6)(c) were omitted, and
(f)in sub-paragraph (9) the definitions of “ COMPS service ” and “ COSRS service ” were omitted.
Commencement Information
I1S. 148 in force at 6.4.1996 by S.I. 1996/778, art. 2(4), Sch. Pt. IV
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