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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: host employer, mariner works in category A, B, C or D waters - offshore manning arrangements

NIM29026 | Special cases: Class 1 - mariners: host employer, mariner works in category A, B, C or D waters - offshore manning arrangements

From HM Revenue & Customs · National Insurance Manual

Note: A new International NICs manual is under development and will be published in due course.

Tax Bulletin 49 and NIM29010 explained the position on offshore manning arrangements prior to the introduction of the new regulations.

Offshore manning arrangements are where a shipping operator in the UK is supplied with employees via a company based overseas.

The overseas employer contracts with the employees and supplies them to a ship operator in the UK.

Mariners have special regulations that apply to them. In the past it was accepted that where offshore manning arrangements were in place and the ‘foreign’ employer had no presence or place of business in the UK, the UK Company using the services of the mariners avoided secondary NICs.

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