Information you need to set up NEST

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Information you need to set up NEST This form is designed to help you collect all the information you need to set up NEST before you actually sit down to do it. Once you ve filled out the form you ll be able to complete our online set-up process in a single sitting without having to find different pieces of information. If you re an employer setting up your own account don t forget to sign up and create your employer login before you start setting up NEST. Fields marked by an asterix(*) are mandatory. Task 1 - Accepting our terms and conditions Before the scheme is activated and members can be enrolled, the employer will have to agree to our terms and conditions (PDF). Any delegate organisation setting up NEST for an employer will need to get the employer to accept the terms and conditions. When you set up NEST we ll ask you if you want to accept them at the time or later. It s a good idea to decide before you start the set-up process. Accept our terms and conditions when you set up NEST Accept our terms and conditions later Task 2 Your business information About your organisation What s the legal name of your organisation?* What is your PAYE reference? How many workers are there in your organisation?* Please enter your staging date* 1-4 5-49 50-249 250-499 500-999 1,000-4,999 5,000 and above

Information you need to set up NEST 2 Primary contact s details The primary contact is the main contact for NEST. This is the person in your organisation that makes decisions about the scheme. They don t necessarily have to be the person dealing with the day to day administration of NEST and they can t be a third party. The details you give for them should be work contact details. Title of primary contact* Mr Mrs Miss Dr Ms First name(s) of primary contact* Middle name(s) of primary contact Last name(s) of primary* Email address of primary contact* Job title Phone number* Address line 1* Address line 2 City/Town County/State Postcode/Zip code* Country* Additional information How would you categorise your type of organisation? Is your organisation a member of a trade association or membership body? Who recommended NEST to you? Independent financial adviser (IFA) An employer using NEST Employee benefits consultant (EBC) Professional contact Personal contact Not applicable Other Trade association or membership body

Information you need to set up NEST 3 Task 3 Your delegates As an employer, you can allow other people access to your NEST account to help you set up and manage your ongoing administration. We call these people delegates. There are two types of delegates in NEST. A delegate organisation is a third party business you ve authorised to help set up or manage NEST for you and has set up their own NEST Connect account. An individual delegate is a person either inside your organisation or outside who s not part of a delegate organisation. Here we ve given you space to record the details for two individual delegates and one delegate organisation but you can record more separately if you want to. There s no limit to the number of delegates you can have. The details you give for them should be their work contact details. If you set up a full access delegate, either organisation or individual, they can complete the rest of the set-up process from here on if you d like them to. Individual delegate 1 - Name and work contact details Title* Mr Mrs Miss Dr Ms First name * Last name* Email address* Relationship to the organisation* Employee benefits consultant External accountant External payroll provider Finance Financial adviser Organisation s HR Payroll Other Job title Address line 1* Address line 2 City/Town County/State Postcode/Zip code* Country* Phone number*

Information you need to set up NEST 4 Mobile number* Individual delegate 1 Delegate role and access permissions Please select a role Full Access delegate Enrolment delegate General delegate Schedule delegate Payments delegate Read-only delegate More information on the types of access can be found in our help centre article What are the different levels of access I can give to a delegate? Individual delegate 2 Name and work contact details Title* Mr Mrs Miss Dr Ms First name * Last name* Email address* Relationship to the organisation* Employee benefits consultant External accountant External payroll provider Finance Financial adviser Organisation s HR Payroll Other Job title Address line 1* Address line 2 City/Town County/State Postcode/Zip code* Country* Phone number*

Information you need to set up NEST 5 Mobile number*

Information you need to set up NEST 6 Individual delegate 2 Delegate role and access permissions Please select a role Full access delegate Enrolment delegate General delegate Schedule delegate Payments delegate Read-only delegate More information on the types of access can be found in our help centre article What are the different levels of access I can give to a delegate? Delegate organisation Name and ID If you're a delegate organisation setting up an employer you ll automatically be linked to the employer as part of the setup process. If you're an employer you ll need to ask the third party for the name of their delegate organisation and their NEST ID so you can find them on our system. Name of organisation* Delegate organisation ID* Delegate organisation Delegate role and access permissions Please select a role Full access delegate Enrolment delegate General delegate Schedule delegate Payments delegate Read-only delegate Task 4 How you ll pay NEST In this step you ll give us details on the way you intend to pay your contributions. We call this is a 'Payment source'. Using Direct Debit with NEST means you can control the timing and agree the amount of your payments before we collect the money. It s not the kind of Direct Debit that goes out of your account automatically on an agreed date. You can set up multiple payment sources to pay different groups of workers if you need to. It's best though to have as few payment sources as possible as each additional one creates extra administration for you. Here we've given you space to record the details for one payment source but you can record more separately if you want to. Pensions contributions Bank details only if paying by Direct Debit Account holder name* Account number* Sort code* Roll number (some building societies assign account holders a roll number to identify their account)

Information you need to set up NEST 7 What name would you like to give this payment source?* Task 5 - When you ll pay us, what you ll pay us Here you ll make important decisions about when and what you ll pay NEST. We'll then use this information to create worker groups. Groups are designed to save you time. Each worker you enrol into NEST will go into a group. This tells us what you ll pay and when, so you won t have to enter this information each time you enrol a worker. Here we've given you space to record the details for two groups but you can record more separately if you want to. There s no limit to the number of groups you can have but a lot of employers will only need one. Once you ve added your pay periods you ll need to tell us how much you ll pay in contributions for your workers. You ll need to add at least one set of contribution rates for each pay period you ve set up. Group 1 Your pay period First you ll tell us when and how often you pay your workers their wages. We call this a pay period. For example, you might pay your workers monthly, to cover each calendar month, or weekly, from Monday to Sunday. Before you complete this section you might want to get help from someone who has a good understanding of payroll timelines, such as your payroll provider. How often do you pay your workers?* Monthly Weekly Fortnightly Four weekly Tax weekly Tax monthly A different time frame When does this period start and end?* When did your current period start?* Start End For example, if you pay your workers weekly it could be Monday to Sunday. Or if you pay your workers calendar monthly and align the dates to tax periods it would be the 6 th of the month to the 5 th of the following month. When do you pay your workers in this period?*

Information you need to set up NEST 8 Setting a deadline for contribution payments For guidance on setting a payment deadline see our help centre article How do I set a deadline for contribution payments? Your deadline for contribution payments will be:* A fixed number of days after the pay period ends: (This must be between 1 and 22 days after) days after The same day of the month after the pay period ends: (This must be between the 1 st and the 22 nd of the month) of the month How much are you going to contribute for people in this pay period? Once you ve added your pay periods you ll need to tell us how much you ll pay in contributions for your workers. You ll need to add at least one set of contribution rates for each pay period you ve set up. Before you complete this section you might want to get help from someone, such as your finance team. What contribution rates will you use?* For guidance on setting a payment deadline see our help centre article What payment deadline should I set? Pay the current minimum contribution rates that increase automatically as the legal minimums go up. Pay the 2018 minimum contribution rates straight away so there ll be no increase. These are higher than the current minimum contribution rates. Choose your own contribution rates. What part of your workers pay will you use?* For more information on certification see our help centre article What is certification? Qualifying earnings Custom set/tier 1 set/tier 2 set/tier 3 If you re not using one of the pre-set contribution rates, what will your own contribution rates be? The worker contribution rates you enter in should include any tax relief the workers may be due. For example, if the total contribution including tax relief is 1 per cent you should enter 1 per cent here. When you come to make your contributions you ll need to pay 0.80 per cent. Contribution rates Your contribution Worker s contribution* Before 1 October 2017 % % From 1 October 2017 % % From 1 October 2018 % %

Information you need to set up NEST 9 Setting an upper contributions limit Would you like the flexibility to pay more on behalf of your workers? This will give you more choice over the worker and employer contributions you pay to NEST. Would you like to set maximum contribution rates? Yes No Maximum contribution rates that you ll pay: Maximum employer contribution: % Maximum worker contribution: % For example if you normally pay a 1 per cent worker contribution, but you want to allow them to increase this to 2 per cent, you should enter 2 per cent in the maximum worker contribution box. What do you want to call this group? If you have different contribution rates for workers in the same pay period you can set up another group. Group 2 Your pay period How often do you pay your workers?* Monthly Weekly Fortnightly Four weekly Tax weekly Tax monthly A different time frame When does this period start and end?* When did your current period start?* Start End For example, if you pay your workers weekly it could be Monday to Sunday. Or if you pay your workers calendar monthly and align the dates to tax periods it would be the 6 th of the month to the 5 th of the following month. When do you pay your workers in this period?* Setting a deadline for contribution payments

Information you need to set up NEST 10 For guidance on setting a payment deadline see our help centre article How do I set a deadline for contribution payments? Your deadline for contribution payments will be:* A fixed number of days after the pay period ends: (This must be between 1 and 22 days after) days after The same day of the month after the pay period ends: (This must be between the 1 st and the 22 nd of the month) of the month How much are you going to contribute for people in this pay period? Once you ve added your pay periods you ll need to tell us how much you ll pay in contributions for your workers. You ll need to add at least one set of contribution rates for each pay period you ve set up. Before you complete this section you might want to get help from someone, such as your finance team. What contribution rates will you use?* For guidance on setting a payment deadline see our help centre topic What payment deadline should I set? Pay the current minimum contribution rates that increase automatically as the legal minimums go up. Pay the 2018 minimum contribution rates straight away so there ll be no increase. These are higher than the current minimum contribution rates. Choose your own contribution rates. What part of your workers pay will you use?* For more information on certification see our help centre article What is certification? Qualifying earnings Custom set/tier 1 set/tier 2 set/tier 3 If you re not using one of the pre-set contribution rates, what will your own contribution rates be? Contribution rates Your contribution Worker s contribution* Before 1 October 2017 % % From 1 October 2017 % % From 1 October 2018 % %

Information you need to set up NEST 11 Setting an upper contributions limit Would you like the flexibility to pay more on behalf of your workers? This will give you more choice over the worker and employer contributions you pay to NEST. Would you like to set maximum contribution rates? Yes No Maximum contribution rates that you ll pay: Maximum employer contribution: % Maximum work contribution: % For example if you normally pay a 1 per cent worker contribution, but you want to allow them to increase this to 2 per cent. You should enter 2 per cent in the Maximum worker contribution box. What do you want to call this group? All done? Once you ve filled out this form you re ready to set up NEST.