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Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003

Crossheading Travel expenses

  • Section 337 Travel in performance of duties
  • Section 338 Travel for necessary attendance
  • Section 339 Meaning of “workplace” and “permanent workplace”
  • Section 339A Travel for necessary attendance: employment intermediaries
  • Section 340 Travel between group employments
  • Section 340A Travel between linked employments
  • Section 341 Travel at start or finish of overseas employment
  • Section 342 Travel between employments where duties performed abroad
  1. Travel expenses
  2. Travel between linked employments

Section 340A | Travel between linked employments F1

From legislation.gov.uk

(1)A deduction from earnings from an employment is allowed for travel expenses if conditions A to E are met.F1

(2)Condition A is that the employee is obliged to incur and pay the expenses.F1

(3)Condition B is that the travel—F1

(a)takes place within the United Kingdom, andF1

(b)is for the purpose of performing duties of the employment at the destination.F1

(4)Condition C is that the employee has performed duties of another employment at the place of departure.F1

(5)Condition D is that—F1

(a)at least one of the employments is as a director of a company (“company X”), andF1

(b)the other employment is also with a company (“company Y”) but not necessarily as a director of it.F1

(6)Condition E is that the employee was appointed as a director of company X because company Y, or a company in the same group as company Y, has a shareholding or other financial interest in company X.F1

(7)This section needs to be read with section 359 (disallowance of travel expenses: mileage allowances and reliefs).F1

(8)In this section—F1

“director” has the same meaning as in the benefits code (see section 67), and

“group” means a company and its 51% subsidiaries.

Notes

  1. F1

    S. 340A inserted (with effect in accordance with art. 4 of the amending S.I.) by The Enactment of Extra-Statutory Concessions Order 2014 (S.I. 2014/211), arts. 1, 2(2)

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