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EIM31200 · Employees using own vehicles for work: mileage allowance payments, AMAPs, MAR, passenger payments

  • EIM31205 · Employees using own vehicles for work: overview
  • EIM31210 · Employees using own vehicles for work: definition and examples of mileage allowance payments
  • EIM31215 · Employees using own vehicles for work: examples of things which are not mileage allowance payments
  • EIM31230 · Employees using own vehicles for work: the approved amount for mileage allowance payments
  • EIM31235 · Employees using own vehicles for work: use of the approved amount: chargeable amount and relief available
  • EIM31240 · Employees using own vehicles for work: statutory mileage rates: kinds of vehicle
  • EIM31255 · Employees using own vehicles for work: qualifying and non-qualifying vehicles: company vehicle
  • EIM31260 · Employees using own vehicles for work: business travel
  • EIM31265 · Employees using own vehicles for work: travel to work-related training
  • EIM31275 · Employees using own vehicles for work: more than one vehicle used in the same employment
  • EIM31280 · Employees using own vehicles for work: more than one employment: associated employments
  • EIM31330 · Employees using own vehicles for work: mileage allowance relief (MAR): outline
  • EIM31335 · Employees using own vehicles for work: mileage allowance relief (MAR): no additional relief available
  • EIM31340 · Employees using own vehicles for work - must the employee be obliged to use their own vehicle?
  • EIM31350 · Employees using own vehicles for work: example: no mileage allowance payments
  • EIM31355 · Employees using own vehicles for work: examples: mileage allowance payments at pence per mile rate
  • EIM31360 · Employees using own vehicles for work: mileage allowance payments: monthly lump sum plus lower mileage rate
  • EIM31370 · Employees using own vehicles for work: more than one vehicle of the same kind used during the tax year
  • EIM31375 · Employees using own vehicles for work: vehicles of different kinds used during the tax year
  • EIM31380 · Employees using their own vehicles for work: examples: more than one employer: associated and non-associated employments
  • EIM31390 · Employees using own vehicles for work: employers: record-keeping requirements: reasonable evidence
  • EIM31400 · Employees using own cars or vans for work: outline and definition of passenger payments
  • EIM31405 · Employees using own cars or vans for work: the approved amount for passenger payments
  • EIM31410 · Employees using own cars or vans for work: passenger payments: exemption only (not a relief)
  • EIM31415 · Employees using own cars or vans for work: passenger payments: examples
  1. Employees using own vehicles for work: mileage allowance payments, AMAPs, MAR, passenger payments: contents
  2. Employees using own vehicles for work: mileage allowance relief (MAR): no additional relief available

EIM31335 | Employees using own vehicles for work: mileage allowance relief (MAR): no additional relief available

From HM Revenue & Customs · Employment Income Manual

Section 231 ITEPA 2003

Entitlement to MAR (the deduction for employees who carry out business travel in their own cars, vans, motor cycles or cycles) is explained at EIM31330.

Travel-related expenses within the scope of mileage allowance payments

MAR is the only relief or deduction available for this kind of expense (EIM31210). Nothing more (such as capital allowances, actual expenditure, insurance, breakdown cover, repairs or loan interest relief) is available, however great the employee’s actual expenditure.

An employee whose actual expenditure is greater than the approved amount receives no additional relief. However, an employee whose actual expenditure is less that the approved amount is not chargeable on the difference.

Travel-related expenses NOT within the scope of mileage allowance payments

This kind of expense (EIM31215, e.g. parking and overnight hotel expenses) continues to be covered by the general expenses rules, not by the AMAPs scheme.

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