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NIM05707 · Class 1 NICs: Expenses and Allowances: Mileage allowances: Rules before 6 April 2002

  • NIM05708 · Liability for Class 1 NICs
  • NIM05710 · Calculating Class 1 NICs on mileage allowances
  • NIM05715 · Use of HMRC's Authorised Mileage Rates
  • NIM05716 · Rates paid are at or below the authorised rates
  • NIM05718 · Rates paid are greater than authorised rates - employer claims no profit included
  • NIM05719 · Calculating Class 1 NICs on mileage allowances - examples
  • NIM05720 · General treatment of lump sum payments
  • NIM05721 · Lump sum payments - Calculating Class 1 NICs on lump sum payments
  • NIM05725 · Employer restricts the amount of business mileage paid
  • NIM05730 · Employer restricts the amount of business mileage paid - examples
  • NIM05735 · Motorcycle rates
  • NIM05736 · Cycle rates
  • NIM05737 · Passenger and/or equipment rates
  • NIM05740 · Local Authority essential and casual car users
  • NIM05745 · Class 1 NICs: Expenses and Allowances: Mileage allowances: Rules before 6 April 2002: Health Authority regular and standard car users
  • NIM05750 · Civic dignitaries
  • NIM05755 · Methodist Ministers
  1. Class 1 NICs: Expenses and Allowances: Mileage allowances: Rules before 6 April 2002: Contents
  2. Class 1 NICs: Expenses and Allowances: Mileage allowances: Rules before 6 April 2002: Passenger and/or equipment rates

NIM05737 | Class 1 NICs: Expenses and Allowances: Mileage allowances: Rules before 6 April 2002: Passenger and/or equipment rates

From HM Revenue & Customs · National Insurance Manual

Regulation 26 and paragraph 9 of Part 8 of Schedule 3 to the Social Security(Contributions) Regulations 2001

This needs to be read in the context of NICS treatment that applied pre 06 June 2002

There is no NICs liability on any payment an employer makes to an employee to cover additional expenses incurred in carrying passengers and or equipment, providing the payment relates specifically to the carrying of a passenger on a business journey.

You must be satisfied that an additional expense has been incurred in carrying passengers or equipment.

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