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Employment Income Manual

EIM40000 · The scope of the charge to tax on general earnings

  • EIM40001 · Introduction
  • EIM40002 · General earnings from employment: "taxable earnings"
  • EIM40003 · General earnings: diagram showing the charging provisions
  • EIM40004 · General earnings: examples of the charging provisions
  • EIM40005 · Special rules for determining the year that general earnings are
  • EIM40006 · Effect of non-residence on pre-commencement and post-cessation earnings
  • EIM40007 · Effect of non-residence on pre-commencement and post-cessation earnings: examples
  • EIM40008 · The year that earnings are "for"
  • EIM40009 · The year that earnings are “for” - arrangement of guidance
  • EIM40011 · The year that earnings are “for”: the approach to take
  • EIM40012 · The year that earnings are "for" - annual bonuses awarded for meeting corporate, team or personal targets
  • EIM40013 · The year that earnings are “for”: bonuses and deferred remuneration plans: the effect of conditionality and employer's discretion
  • EIM40014 · The year that earnings are “for” - Long Term Incentive Plans and Deferred Remuneration
  • EIM40015 · The year that awards from Long Term Incentive Plans and other deferred remuneration arrangements are “for”
  • EIM40016 · The year that earnings are “for” - Long Term Incentive Plans and Deferred Remuneration - staged vesting
  • EIM40021 · Overseas offices and employments: dealt with under Part 2 ITEPA 2003
  • EIM40031 · Meaning of foreign employer
  • EIM40032 · Meaning of "the United Kingdom"
  • EIM40033 · Earnings paid in foreign currency
  • EIM40034 · Information about foreign issues
  • EIM40101 · Taxable earnings: employee resident in the United Kingdom and split year treatment
  • EIM40102 · Taxable earnings: employee resident and not domiciled, or not resident, in the United Kingdom
  • EIM40103 · S26 and S26A, Foreign Earnings and Overseas Workday Relief with effect from 6 April 2013
  • EIM40104 · Section 26, 26A ITEPA 2003 Overseas Workday Relief Examples
  • EIM40105 · Chargeable Overseas Earnings - sections 22 and 23 ITEPA 2003
  • EIM40106 · Calculation of Chargeable Overseas Earnings - Section 23 ITEPA 2003
  • EIM40107 · Taxable Earnings - Chargeable Overseas Earnings - Dual Contract Arrangements
  • EIM40108 · Taxable Earnings - Chargeable Overseas Earnings - Dual contracts arrangements - example
  • EIM40109 · Taxable earnings - Overseas Chargeable Earnings - Dual Contracts with non-UK contract in ultra-low tax regime
  • EIM40110 · Employee not resident in the United Kingdom: calculation of general earnings in respect of duties performed in the United Kingdom
  • EIM40111 · Earnings that cannot be remitted to the United Kingdom
  • EIM40112 · Deductions from seafarers' earnings
  • EIM40201 · Taxable earnings: employee resident or domiciled outside the United Kingdom: UK based earnings
  • EIM40202 · Employee resident or domiciled outside the United Kingdom: location of duties: absence from employment
  • EIM40203 · Employee resident or domiciled outside the United Kingdom: location of duties: "merely incidental" duties
  • EIM40204 · Employee resident or domiciled outside the United Kingdom: location of duties: "merely incidental" duties: examples
  • EIM40205 · Crown servants: general earnings from overseas Crown employment subject to United Kingdom tax
  • EIM40206 · Employee resident or domiciled outside the United Kingdom: UK-based earnings: location of duties performed on a vessel or aircraft
  • EIM40207 · Employee resident or domiciled outside the United Kingdom: location of duties performed on a vessel or aircraft: example
  • EIM40208 · Employee resident or domiciled outside the United Kingdom: location of duties: workers in the offshore oil and gas industry
  • EIM40209 · Crown servants: general earnings from overseas Crown employment subject to United Kingdom tax: text of Board's Order under section 28(5)
  • EIM40210 · Globally mobile employees: location of duties: earnings related to duties not performed
  • EIM40222 · Employee chargeable under section 26 or not resident: calculation of general earnings in respect of duties performed in the United Kingdom: example
  • EIM40223 · Employees performing duties in the United Kingdom: statutory powers to obtain information
  • EIM40301 · Earnings taxable on remittance: general
  • EIM40302 · Meaning of remitted to the United Kingdom
  • EIM40303 · Meaning of “remitted to the United Kingdom”: benefits in kind and UK-linked debts
  • EIM40321 · Deductions from general earnings taxable on remittance
  • EIM40322 · Deductions from general earnings taxable on remittance: capital allowances
  • EIM40601 · Double taxation
  • EIM40602 · Double taxation: procedure
  • EIM40603 · Double taxation: teachers and researchers
  • EIM40304 · Employee resident but not ordinarily resident in the United Kingdom: interaction of Sections 15 and 26: Statement of Practice 5/1984
  • EIM40305 · Employee resident but not ordinarily resident in the United Kingdom: interaction of Sections 15 and 26: Statement of Practice 1/2009
  • EIM40306 · Employee resident but not ordinarily resident in the United Kingdom: text of Statement of Practice 1/09 for 2009/10
  • EIM40307 · Employee resident but not ordinarily resident in the United Kingdom: Statement of Practice 1/09: frequently asked questions
  1. The scope of the charge to tax on general earnings: contents
  2. Employee resident or domiciled outside the United Kingdom: UK-based earnings: location of duties performed on a vessel or aircraft

EIM40206 | Employee resident or domiciled outside the United Kingdom: UK-based earnings: location of duties performed on a vessel or aircraft

From HM Revenue & Customs · Employment Income Manual

Section 40 ITEPA 2003

It is a question of fact whether employment duties carried out on land are inside or outside of the UK. However, establishing the location of duties performed on a vessel or aircraft may be more problematic. In order to deal with this difficulty, statutory rules deem certain duties to be carried out inside the UK no matter where in geographical terms the duties are performed. The rules in section 40 apply for the purposes of Part 2 Chapter 5. Their main practical application is in determining the UK-based earnings of employees who are resident (section 15) or not resident (section 27) in the UK. See EIM40201 for more information about UK-based earnings. Different rules apply depending upon the residence status (see EIM42802) of the employee.

Any employee irrespective of residence

Duties performed by any person on a vessel on a voyage that does not extend to a port outside the UK are to be treated as performed in the UK. (See example EIM40207).

Employees resident in the United Kingdom

Treat duties performed by a resident of the UK on a vessel or aircraft engaged on certain voyages and flights as performed in the UK. Those voyages and flights are:

  • voyages and flights that either begin or end in the UK, or

  • any part of a voyage or flight that either begins or ends in the UK.

See example EIM40207.

Different rules for the Seafarers’ Earnings Deduction in Part 5 Chapter 6

Note that different rules apply for the purposes of the seafarers’ deduction (see EIM33033).

Different rules for calculating limit on chargeable overseas earnings where duties of associated employment performed in the UK

Section 40(3) applies a different rule to resident seafarers who are not domiciled in the UK and who perform their employment duties on ships. This rule only operates for the purpose of determining the limit on chargeable overseas earnings imposed by section 24 where the duties of an associated employment are performed in the UK.

For this purpose only: treat as performed outside the UK, any duties performed on a ship engaged on:

  • a voyage beginning or ending outside the UK or

  • on a part of a voyage that begins or ends outside the UK.

For further information see:

EIM40106Calculation of chargeable overseas earnings
EIM40107The Section 24 limit
EIM33101Meaning of ‘seafarer’ and ‘ship’.
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