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National Insurance Manual

NIM29000 · Special cases: Class 1 - mariners

  • NIM29002 · Introduction
  • NIM29003 · - European Economic Area (EEA)
  • NIM29004 · EEA exceptions
  • NIM29005 · EEA exception examples
  • NIM29006 · Reciprocal Social Security Agreements (RA)
  • NIM29007 · RA liability to pay
  • NIM29008 · Domestic legislation (DL) - definition of a mariner
  • NIM29009 · DL conditions of domicile or residence
  • NIM29010 · DL offshore contracts
  • NIM29011 · DL modification of employment in GB
  • NIM29012 · DL prescribed secondary contributor
  • NIM29013 · DL Contracts
  • NIM29014 · Working on a British ship
  • NIM29015 · Working on a foreign ship - master or crew member
  • NIM29016 · Working on a foreign ship - supernumerary
  • NIM29017 · Working on a foreign ship - radio officer
  • NIM29018 · DL contribution rates
  • NIM29019 · DL Earnings Periods - regular
  • NIM29020 · DL Earnings Periods - irregular
  • NIM29021 · DL Earnings Periods - paid leave
  • NIM29022 · DL Earnings Periods - voyage(s) began and ended in same tax year
  • NIM29023 · DL Earnings Periods - voyage(s) began in one tax year and ended in another
  • NIM29024 · DL Earnings Periods - voyage(s) began in one tax year and ended in another - example
  • NIM29025 · Host employer, mariner works in category A, B, C or D waters - background
  • NIM29026 · Host employer, mariner works in category A, B, C or D waters - offshore manning arrangements
  • NIM29027 · Host employer, mariner works in category A, B, C or D waters - existing legislation dealing with mariners
  • NIM29029 · Host employer, mariner works in category A, B, C or D waters - The Social Security (Categorisation of Earners) (Amendment No. 2) Regulation 2003
  • NIM29030 · Host employer, mariner works in category A, B, C or D waters - Application of the Host Employer Regulations
  • NIM29032 · Host employer, mariner works in category A, B, C or D waters - meaning of ‘wholly or mainly in category A, B, C or D waters’
  • NIM29033 · Host employer, mariner works in category A, B, C or D waters - clearance service
  • NIM29034 · Host employer, mariner works in category A, B, C or D waters - contact points
  • NIM29028 · Host employer, mariner works in category A, B, C or D waters - host employer regulations
  • NIM29031 · Host employer, mariner works in category A, B, C or D waters - meaning of ‘wholly or mainly in category A, B, C or D waters’
  1. Special cases: Class 1 - mariners: contents
  2. Special cases: Class 1 - mariners: DL Earnings Periods - irregular

NIM29020 | Special cases: Class 1 - mariners: DL Earnings Periods - irregular

From HM Revenue & Customs · National Insurance Manual

Regulation 120 of the Social Security Contributions Regulations 2001 (SSCR 2001) (SI 2001 No 1004)

Where a mariner receives a general settlement of his earnings at the end of a voyage (and not a regular payment of earnings, see NIM29019) the earnings period is determined by the voyage period. If the mariner is paid a lump sum at the end of a voyage, or series of voyages, the earnings period depends on whether:

  • the voyage(s) began or ended in the same tax year; and

  • during the voyage(s) there has been a relevant change, or changes, in the mariner’s circumstances that involved a new category letter, for example, they reached state pension age.

Calculate the NICs payable on these earnings according to the number of weeks the voyage lasted.

If the voyage lasts:

  • less than a week, treat it as a week; or

  • longer than a week, or a number of complete weeks, by more than three days treat those days as an additional week. Ignore periods of three days or less.

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