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Employment Income Manual

EIM34000 · Special rules for employees travelling to work outside the United Kingdom

  • EIM34001 · Travelling expenses: employees working abroad: deductions from earnings
  • EIM34002 · Travelling expenses: employees working abroad: expenses that may be deducted
  • EIM34003 · Travelling expenses: employees working abroad: expenses that may be deducted: example
  • EIM34004 · Travelling expenses: employees working abroad: use of employees' own vehicles: mileage allowances and mileage allowance relief
  • EIM34010 · Introduction
  • EIM34020 · Foreign travel rules: duties performed wholly abroad: employee's initial and terminal journeys
  • EIM34025 · Foreign travel rules: duties performed wholly abroad: employee's interim journeys to and from the United Kingdom
  • EIM34026 · Foreign travel rules: duties performed wholly abroad: Relevant taxable earnings
  • EIM34030 · Foreign travel rules: duties performed wholly abroad: foreign accommodation or subsistence costs and expenses
  • EIM34040 · Foreign travel rules: duties performed partly abroad: employee's journeys from and to the United Kingdom
  • EIM34050 · Foreign travel rules: duties performed wholly or partly abroad: travelling expenses of the employee's family
  • EIM34060 · Foreign travel rules: duties performed wholly or partly abroad: travelling expenses of the employee's family: the 60 days rule and examples
  • EIM34070 · Foreign travel rules: travelling expenses of the employee's family: meaning of place where the duties are performed
  • EIM34080 · Foreign travel rules: employee with two or more employments: travel between employments where duties are performed abroad
  • EIM34090 · Foreign travel rules: duties performed partly overseas: seafarers
  • EIM34100 · Foreign travel rules: overseas conferences and study tours: allowable expenses
  • EIM34110 · Foreign travel rules: offshore oil and gas workers: mainland transfers
  • EIM34120 · Foreign travel rules: deductions limited to amount included in earnings
  • EIM34130 · Foreign travel rules: meaning of travelling expenses
  • EIM34160 · Foreign travel: approach to be taken on residence status
  • EIM34170 · Foreign travel rules: operation of PAYE on travel expenses paid to the employee
  • EIM34180 · Foreign travel rules: P11D form and exemptions granted to employers
  • EIM34200 · Foreign travel rules: procedural advice: guidance to the public
  • EIM34190 · Foreign travel rules: procedural advice: no file cases
  1. Special rules for employees travelling to work outside the United Kingdom: contents
  2. Foreign travel rules: duties performed wholly abroad: Relevant taxable earnings

EIM34026 | Foreign travel rules: duties performed wholly abroad: Relevant taxable earnings

From HM Revenue & Customs · Employment Income Manual

For the purpose of section 370, relevant taxable earnings means general earnings ‘for’ a tax year that are taxable earnings under section 15 ITEPA 2003 (see EIM40101), so that the employee is UK resident for that tax year.

Where general earnings are for a tax year prior to 2025-26, relevant taxable earnings would not include any general earnings that would not have been taxable under section 15 if the employee made a remittance basis election under section 809B ITA 2007 for that year.

For tax years commencing on or after 6 April 2025, individuals can no longer elect to be taxed on the remittance basis, as the non-domicile regime was abolished and replaced with a tax regime based on residence.

Where general earnings are for a tax year commencing on or after 6 April 2025, if the individual is a qualifying new resident (see EIM34010) for the tax year for the purposes of Chapter 5C of Part 2 ITEPA 2003, any qualifying foreign general earnings for that tax year under section 41T ITEPA 2003 (see EIM43565) are not relevant taxable earnings for the purposes of section 370.

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