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AI Summary of Schedule 1, Part 3 Excepted Self-Employed Contributors

Defines categories of persons in relation to a self-employed contributor: a prescribed relative who participates in the business and performs the same or ancillary tasks, excluding a partner or a spouse/civil partner to whom those provisions also apply; a self-employed contributor in receipt of pre-retirement allowance under Chapter 3 of Part 3; and a person whose aggregate total reckonable income, reckonable emoluments or reckonable earnings, before specified capital allowance or employment deductions, is below a prescribed amount.

Further includes an employed contributor or a person receiving a pension from a previous employment of themselves or their spouse, civil partner or cohabitant where the contribution year income does not include reckonable emoluments or is subject to Chapter 3 of Part 4 or Part 43 of the Act of 1997; persons employed in the employments listed in Articles 81–84 of the Regulations of 1996; and persons regarded as not resident or not ordinarily resident under the Income Tax Acts whose reckonable income excludes income falling to Chapter 3 of Part 4 or Part 43 of the Act of 1997.

Version status: In force | Document consolidation status: Updated to reflect all known changes
Version date: 16 December 2015 - onwards
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Schedule 1, Part 3 Excepted Self-Employed Contributors

Section 20.

1. A prescribed relative of a self-employed contributor who -

(a) participates in the business of the self-employed contributor, and

(b) performs the same tasks or ancillary tasks to those performed by the self-employed contributor,

other than a person -

(i) who is a partner in the business of the self-employed contributor, or

(ii) to whom subparagraphs (a) and (b) apply and who is the spouse or civil partner of the self-employed contributor.

2. A self-employed contributor who by virtue of Chapter 3 of Part 3 is in receipt of pre-retirement allowance.

3. A person, the aggregate of whose total reckonable income, reckonable emoluments or reckonable earnings (if any) before deducting so much of any deduction -