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Employment Income Manual

EIM50000 · Tax treatment of particular occupations: contents A to Ce

  • EIM50010 · Tax treatment of agricultural workers: provision of benefits: general
  • EIM50011 · Tax treatment of agricultural workers: board and lodging exemption for lower paid: background
  • EIM50012 · Tax treatment of agricultural workers: board and lodging exemption for lower paid: text of concession
  • EIM50020 · Tax treatment of agricultural workers: Provision of a Dog Allowance
  • EIM50045 · Airline pilots: subscriptions to BALPA
  • EIM50050 · Airline pilots: industry wide FRE for 2013/14 onwards: introduction
  • EIM50051 · Airline pilots: industry wide FRE for 2013 to 2014 onwards: summary
  • EIM50052 · Airline pilots: industry wide FRE for 2013/14 onwards: details
  • EIM50053 · Airline pilots: industry wide FRE for 2013/14 onwards: provision of uniforms
  • EIM50054 · Airline pilots: industry wide FRE for 2013/14 onwards: provision of noise-cancelling headsets
  • EIM50055 · Airline pilots: industry wide FRE for 2006/07 onwards: purchase of luggage
  • EIM50056 · Airline pilots: industry wide FRE for 2006/07 onwards: personal computers
  • EIM50057 · Airline pilots: industry wide FRE for 2013 to 2014 onwards: 2012 to 2013 and earlier years
  • EIM50058 · Airline pilots: industry wide FRE for 2006/07 onwards: 2005/06 and earlier years: example
  • EIM50059 · Airline pilots: industry-wide FRE for 2006 to 2007 onwards: employer contributions
  • EIM50060 · Airline pilots: industry wide FRE for 2013/14 onwards: travelling expenses
  • EIM50065 · Airline pilots: payment of training costs: Milsom & Hinsley v HMRC (SpC569)
  • EIM50070 · Airline cabin crew: Industry wide FRE from 2013/14 onwards: introduction and summary
  • EIM50075 · Airline cabin crew: industry-wide FRE from the tax year 2013 to 2014 onwards: detail
  • EIM50100 · Tax treatment of armed forces: regular forces
  • EIM50110 · Tax treatment of armed forces: reserve and auxiliary forces: taxable payments: exempt payments
  • EIM50120 · Tax treatment of armed forces: reserve and auxiliary forces: expenses
  • EIM50125 · Tax treatment of armed Forces: Flat Rate Expenses for laundering of uniforms
  • EIM50200 · Arts Council of Great Britain: tax treatment of awards and bursaries
  • EIM50300 · Tax treatment of bank employees: uniformed employees: shoe allowances
  • EIM50310 · Tax treatment of bank employees: uniformed employees: expenses deductions
  • EIM50500 · Tax treatment of British Telecom employees: expenses payments and benefits received
  • EIM50605 · Tax treatment of building and civil engineering employees: travel and lodging allowances
  • EIM50610 · Tax treatment of building and civil engineering employees: travelling allowances: building industry in general
  • EIM50615 · Tax treatment of building and civil engineering employees: travelling allowances: special classes of building and civil engineering employees
  • EIM50620 · Tax treatment of building and civil engineering employees: lodging allowances: general
  • EIM50625 · Tax treatment of building and civil engineering employees: tax-free payments
  • EIM50630 · Tax treatment of building and civil engineering employees: lodging allowance certificates
  • EIM50670 · Carers – exemption for board and lodging
  • EIM50800 · Census of population: tax treatment of remuneration
  • EIM50130 · Tax treatment of armed forces: procedural matters
  1. Tax treatment of particular occupations: contents A to Ce
  2. Tax treatment of building and civil engineering employees: travel and lodging allowances

EIM50605 | Tax treatment of building and civil engineering employees: travel and lodging allowances

From HM Revenue & Customs · Employment Income Manual

The guidance at EIM50610 to EIM50630 explains when employees in the building and civil engineering industries can receive travel and lodging allowances under the terms of working rule agreements without tax being deducted under PAYE.

Employees are entitled to tax relief under Section 338 ITEPA 2003 for travel for necessary attendance at certain workplaces (see EIM32000 onwards) andunder Section 337 ITEPA 2003 for travel in the performance of the duties of the employment(see EIM32350 onwards). So:

  • an employee who receives tax free allowances under the terms of a working rule agreement may be entitled to a deduction under Sections 337 or 338 ITEPA 2002 for further expenses he or she incurs out of their own pocket and

  • an employee who does not receive tax free allowances under a working rule agreement may be entitled to a deduction under Sections 337 or 338 ITEPA 2002. .

For details of the rules on employee travel and subsistence see EIM31800. For an example showing how the new rules apply in cases involving working rule agreements see Booklet 490 paragraph 8.25.

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