The NHS Injury Benefits Scheme provides an annual allowance for staff who have suffered a permanent loss of earning ability as the result of an illness or injury, wholly or mainly, attributable to their NHS employment.

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Find out how you can claim income protection for an injury or condition caused by NHS employment, what the regulations are governing benefits or about death benefits that may be payable to dependents.

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HMRC Guidance on NIC's and Injury Benefit Payments from April 2011

23 March 2011

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has recently amended its guidance (NIM02245) on National Insurance Contributions (NICs) liabilities in respect of National Health Service (NHS) Injury Benefit payments.