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Member of limited liability partnership was liable to contributions as a partner not an employee

By Mark McLaughlin, January 2022

An individual member of a limited liability partnership was liable to National Insurance contributions as a partner and not an employee.

Summary

An individual member of a limited liability partnership (LLP) was liable to National Insurance contributions (NICs) as a partner and not an employee.

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