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NIM06240 · Class 1 NICs: Expenses and allowances: Travelling expenses

  • NIM06250 · Class 1 NICs : expenses and allowances: travelling expenses: introduction
  • NIM06255 · Ordinary commuting and Private travel
  • NIM06260 · Class 1 NICs : Expenses and allowances : Travelling expenses : Travel between employments
  • NIM06265 · Temporary posting away from a permanent workplace: General
  • NIM06270 · Temporary posting away from a permanent workplace: Limited duration - the 24 month rule
  • NIM06280 · Site-based employees
  • NIM06290 · Fixed term appointments and Agency workers
  • NIM06300 · People with more than one workplace at the same time
  • NIM06310 · Depots and similar bases
  • NIM06320 · Employees who work at home
  • NIM06330 · Duties defined by reference to a particular area
  • NIM06340 · Passing work on the way to a temporary workplace
  • NIM06350 · Emergency call-out
  • NIM06360 · Class 1 NICs : Expenses and allowances : Travelling expenses : Employees late night travel home
  • NIM06365 · Breakdown in car sharing arrangements
  • NIM06370 · Disruption to public transport
  • NIM06380 · Workers on offshore oil and gas rigs and platforms
  • NIM06390 · Disabled employees
  • NIM06400 · Employees working overseas
  • NIM06410 · Class 1 NICs : expenses and allowances: travelling expenses: non-domiciled employees working in the UK
  1. Class 1 NICs: Expenses and allowances: Travelling expenses: Contents
  2. Class 1 NICs: Expenses and allowances: Travelling expenses: Passing work on the way to a temporary workplace

NIM06340 | Class 1 NICs: Expenses and allowances: Travelling expenses: Passing work on the way to a temporary workplace

From HM Revenue & Customs · National Insurance Manual

An employee may pass a permanent workplace on the way to or from a temporary workplace. If the employee has to stop and perform duties at the permanent workplace then there are two journeys:

  • ordinary commuting between home and the permanent workplace, and

  • a business journey between the permanent workplace and the temporary workplace.

Only the cost of the business journey (the second journey identified above) can be excluded from NICs as business travel.

If, alternatively, the employee does not stop at the permanent workplace, or any stop is incidental to the business journey (for instance, if they stop merely to collect papers needed for a meeting at the temporary workplace) then the cost of the whole journey can be excluded from NICs.

See EIM32230 for further information.

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