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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 - voyage(s) began and ended in same tax year

NIM29022 | Special cases: Class 1 - mariners: DL Earnings Periods - voyage(s) began and ended in same tax year

From HM Revenue & Customs · National Insurance Manual

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

If the voyage or series of voyages began and ended in the same tax year, the earnings period is:

  • the period of the voyage or series of voyages; plus

  • any periods of paid leave at the end of the voyage or last voyage.

Calculate the NICs on all earnings, including leave pay, in the earnings period using the contribution rate in force at the end of the period.

If there has been a relevant change, for example change of category letter, there is more than one earnings period.

The first earnings period runs from the beginning of the voyage up to the date of change.

If there is more than one change, the second and subsequent earnings periods run from:

  • the date of change up to the date of the next change; or

  • end of the voyage plus any period of paid leave.

Calculate the contributions on all earnings including leave pay for each earnings period separately. Use the contribution rate in force at the end of each period.

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