EIM31600 | Deductions from general earnings: contents
From HM Revenue & Customs · Employment Income Manual
Contents55 entries
- EIM31610Deductions from general earnings: introduction
- EIM31611Deductions from general earnings: where to find instructions
- EIM31615Deductions from general earnings: the benefits code
- EIM31616Deductions from general earnings: the benefits code: example of deduction from expenses payments
- EIM31617Deductions from general earnings: the benefits code: example of deduction from benefits charge
- EIM31618Deductions from general earnings: the benefits code: example of deduction from living accommodation charge
- EIM31620The general rule for employees’ expenses: introduction
- EIM31622The general rule for employees: expenses: how to find the advice you need
- EIM31623The general rule for employees: expenses: specific employments
- EIM31624The general rule for employees: expenses: specific expenses
- EIM31625The general rule for employees: expenses: changes
- EIM31630The general rule for employees expenses: key words and phrases
- EIM31631The general rule for employees expenses: relief is limited to expenses actually incurred: example
- EIM31632The general rule for employees expenses: relief is limited to expenses actually incurred: example
- EIM31633The general rule for employees: expenses: relief is limited to actual expenses incurred: example
- EIM31635The general rule for employees: expenses: get the facts
- EIM31636The general rule for employees: expenses: the restrictive nature of the rule
- EIM31637The general rule for employees' expenses: do not be overly restrictive
- EIM31640The general rule for employees: expenses: each and every holder
- EIM31641The general rule for employees: expenses: each and every holder: Ricketts v Colquhoun
- EIM31642The general rule for employees: expenses: each and every holder: the nature of the expense not the amount
- EIM31643The general rule for employees: expenses: each and every holder: example
- EIM31645The general rule for employees: expenses: necessarily incurred
- EIM31646The general rule for employees: expenses: necessarily incurred: an unavoidable expense may not be necessary
- EIM31647The general rule for employees: expenses: necessarily incurred: an expense is not deductible merely because the employer requires it
- EIM31648The general rule for employees: expenses: necessarily incurred: example
- EIM31650The general rule for employees expenses: in the performance of the duties
- EIM31651The general rule for employees’ expenses: in the performance of the duties: decided cases
- EIM31652The general rule for employees: expenses: in the performance of the duties: Fitzpatrick v CIR
- EIM31653The general rule for employees expenses: in the performance of the duties: example
- EIM31655The general rule for employees’ expenses: deductions not to exceed earnings
- EIM31657The Schedule E expenses rule: incur and defray out of the emoluments: dispensations
- EIM31658The general rule for employees: expenses: deductions not to exceed earnings: example
- EIM31659The general rule for employees: expenses: effect of reimbursement: reimbursement not claimed
- EIM31660The general rule for employees: expenses: wholly and exclusively
- EIM31661The general rule for employees' expenses: wholly and exclusively: apportionment
- EIM31662The general rule for employees: expenses: wholly and exclusively: apportionment: decided cases in which apportionment was permitted
- EIM31663The general rule for employees: expenses: wholly and exclusively: apportionment: decided cases in which apportionment was not permitted
- EIM31664The general rule for employees expenses: wholly and exclusively: expenditure with only incidental personal consequences
- EIM31665The general rule for employees: expenses: wholly and exclusively: example
- EIM31700The general rule for employees' expenses: dealing with expenses: when to permit a deduction
- EIM31705The general rule for employees: expenses: dealing with expenses: how to resolve a dispute
- EIM31706The general rule for employees’ expenses: dealing with expenses: how to resolve a dispute: appeal against assessment
- EIM31707The general rule for employees’ expenses: dealing with expenses: how to resolve a dispute: years for which assessments have become final and conclusive
- EIM31710The general rule for employees: expenses: dealing with expenses: always give an explanation if you refuse to permit a deduction for an expense
- EIM31715The general rule for employees: expenses: dealing with expenses: what evidence should be provided?
- EIM31720The general rule for employees: expenses: dealing with expenses: false statements
- EIM31750The general rule for employees: expenses: expenses that are deductible where some or all of the duties are performed outside the UK: deductions from UK based earnings
- EIM31751The general rule for employees: expenses: expenses that are deductible where some or all of the duties are performed outside the UK: deductions from UK based earnings: example
- EIM31755The general rule for employees: expenses: expenses that are deductible where some or all of the duties are performed outside the UK: deductions from earnings taxable on remittance under Section 26 ITEPA 2003
- EIM31756The general rule for employees: expenses: expenses that are deductible where some or all of the duties are performed outside the UK: deductions from earnings taxable on remittance under Section 26 ITEPA 2003: example
- EIM31760The general rule for employees’ expenses: expenses that are deductible where some or all of the duties are performed outside the UK: 2002/03 onwards: use of own vehicle or bicycle
- EIM31761The general rule for employees: expenses: expenses that are deductible where some or all of the duties are performed outside the UK: tax year 2002 to 2003 onwards: use of own vehicle or bicycle: example
- EIM31770The general rule for employees: expenses: expenses that are deductible where some or all of the duties are performed outside the UK: deductions from earnings taxable on remittance: chargeable overseas earnings
- EIM31771The general rule for employees' expenses: expenses that are deductible where some or all of the duties are performed outside the UK: deductions from earnings charged on remittance: chargeable overseas earnings: example