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PAYE
There are two forms of payment options available to contractors once they have got work. The first is to work on a pay as you earn (PAYE) basis. This means your tax and national insurance will be automatically deducted from your gross pay. In order to work through this system you need a UK bank account. Not having a NI number will not stop you being paid, however you will need to make an appointment with your local DWP office to obtain one. To apply for a NI number call (020) 7210 5983. You will need your passport, proof of UK address and a letter confirming that you have gained/are seeking employment. 

Limited company 
Some temporary and contract workers decide to work through their own limited company or through an umbrella company. If you utilise either of these methods, you would invoice us for your gross salary through the relevant company. These methods may provide benefits to various candidates.

Income Tax & National Insurance

If you choose to work through the PAYE system you will automatically be liable for Income Tax and National Insurance. An employer will deduct both income tax and national insurance in the UK directly from an employee’s earnings. 
 

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