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   How do I get Employment Support Allowance (ESA)?

   • If you’re eligible for ESA, you’ll be placed in the ‘work-related activity group’ or the ‘support group’. You'll be contacted about any additional evidence that's needed for your application and where this should be sent. Can you claim Employment Support Allowance (ESA) after Statutory Sick Pay (SSP)?

   Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) advice - Age UK

   www.ageuk.org.uk/information-advice/money-legal/benefits-entitlements/employment-and-support-allowance/

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   How do I claim employment allowance?

   • Either: With your payroll software. Simply tick the box that indicates you will be claiming the Employment Allowance. If you make or sell goods or services, you’ll also need to indicate that state aid rules apply. Select the relevant business sector, even if you don’t make a profit.

   The Employment Allowance and Employer's National Insurance

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   When can I start using my employment allowance?

   • You can start using your Employment Allowance as soon as you submit your claim. There’s no need to wait for confirmation from HMRC, and there is no formal letter to give you the green light. The only time HMRC will contact you regarding your application is if they reject your claim.

   The Employment Allowance and Employer's National Insurance

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   Does the employment allowance apply to my employer's contribution to National Insurance?

   • The Employment Allowance only applies to the employer’s contribution towards National Insurance. The amount that your employee contributes doesn’t change and isn’t impacted. Providing you are eligible (more on that below), you could save up to £5,000 per tax year in relief.

   The Employment Allowance and Employer's National Insurance

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   Can I get ESA if I'm self-employed?

   • You can get ESA if you’re self-employed - the application process is the same. To claim ESA you must: You can only do a limited amount of work while you get ESA – check what work you can do while getting ESA. The Department for Work and Pensions are stopping some people’s benefits and telling them to claim Universal Credit instead.

   Check if you can claim ESA - Citizens Advice

   www.citizensadvice.org.uk/benefits/sick-or-disabled-people-and-carers/employment-and-support-allowance/help-with-your-esa-claim/check-if-you-can-claim-esa/

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   Can You claim employment allowance if you employ more than one person?

   • It also means you’re unable to claim the Employment Allowance if you employ several people, but the director is the only one paid above the National Insurance Secondary Threshold. If you’re the sole director and employee of your business, you might also find it useful to read our article about the most tax efficient salary to pay yourself.

   The Employment Allowance and Employer's National Insurance

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2. www.gov.uk › claim-employment-allowanceEmployment Allowance: What you'll get - GOV.UK

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   Claim up to £5,000 off your employer's National Insurance (NI), who is eligible, how to claim using your payroll software.

   • Check If You're Eligible

     Do not include employers’ Class 1 National Insurance...

   • How to Claim

     Select ‘Yes’ in the ‘Employment Allowance indicator’ field....

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     The thresholds for employers’ Class 1 National Insurance and...

   • After You've Made a Claim

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   • Changes to Employment Allowance

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   • Further Guidance for Employers

     15 February 2023. Full Employment Allowance is £5,000 as of...

   • National Insurance

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3. www.gov.uk › jobseekers-allowanceJobseeker's Allowance (JSA): How it works - GOV.UK

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   • What you need to do
   • What you’ll get
   • How you’re paid
   • If you’re moving to Universal Credit from income-based JSA

   1.Check you’re eligible.

   2.Make a claim for New Style Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA) and go to an interview at your local Jobcentre Plus office.

   3.Keep to your agreement to look for work. This agreement is called a ‘Claimant Commitment’ and you will create it at your interview.

   Your JSA payments will be reduced or stopped if you do not keep to your agreement to look for work and cannot give a good reason.

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   There’s a maximum amount you can get - but how much you’re entitled to depends on your age.

   Use a benefits calculator to check how much JSA you can get, and how your other benefits will be affected.

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   Your first payment

   You may have to wait up to 7 days after applying for your JSA to start, and up to 2 weeks after that to get your first payment. Your first payment may not be for the full amount.

   After your first payment

   Payments will usually be made every 2 weeks and they will be the full amount.

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   If your income-based JSA claim is ending because you’re making a new claim for Universal Credit, you’ll automatically continue to get the amount of JSA you currently receive, as long as you’re still eligible. You’ll normally get this for 2 weeks, starting from the date of your new claim.

   The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) will write to you telling you how this works.

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4. www.gov.uk › guidance › new-style-employment-andNew Style Employment and Support Allowance: detailed guide

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   Jun 17, 2019 · To get New Style ESA you’ll need to have been an employee or self-employed and paid (or been credited with) National Insurance contributions, usually in the last 2 to 3 years.

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6. www.ageuk.org.uk › information-advice › money-legalEmployment and Support Allowance (ESA) advice - Age UK

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   You might be able to claim ESA with, or instead of, Universal Credit – depending on your National Insurance record. The new style ESA has replaced contribution-based ESA for anyone making a claim for the first time.

7. www.theaccountancy.co.uk › employer › the-employmentThe Employment Allowance and Employer's National Insurance ...

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   2 days ago · How do I claim the Employment Allowance? When can I make a claim? Help! I’m late making a claim. I’ve submitted my claim for the Employment Allowance - what next? Is there a deadline to claiming the Employment Allowance? Stay up to date.

8. www.citizensadvice.org.uk › benefits › sick-orCheck if you can claim ESA - Citizens Advice

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   You might be able to get Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) if you have difficulty working because you’re sick or disabled. This is called having 'limited capability for work'. You can get ESA at the same time as other benefits like Personal Independence Payment (PIP).

9. www.moneyhelper.org.uk › en › benefitsEmployment and Support Allowance - MoneyHelper

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   Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) provides financial support if you have a disability or health condition that stops you working or limits how much you can work and you don’t qualify for Statutory Sick Pay.