Statutory Instruments
2017 No. 414
Income Tax
The Income Tax (Pay As You Earn) (Amendment) Regulations 2017
Made
15th March 2017
Laid before the House of Commons
16th March 2017
Coming into force
6th April 2017
These Regulations are made by the Treasury and the Commissioners for Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs.
The powers exercised by the Treasury are those conferred by section 100(4) of the Finance Act 2016(1).
The powers exercised by the Commissioners for Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs are those conferred by section 59BA(7) of the Taxes Management Act 1970(2), section 684(1) and (2) of the Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003(3) and sections 105(1) to (6), 106 and 111 of the Finance Act 2016 and now exercisable by them.(4)
Citation and commencement
1. These Regulations may be cited as the Income Tax (Pay As You Earn) (Amendment) Regulations 2017 and come into force on 6th April 2017.
Amendment of the Income Tax (Pay As You Earn) Regulations 2003
2.—(1) The Income Tax (Pay As You Earn) Regulations 2003 (“the PAYE Regulations”)(5) are amended as follows.
(2) In regulation 2(1) (interpretation)(6)—
(a)in the definition of “additional rate”(7) for “the Scottish additional rate of income tax determined under section 6A of that Act” substitute “any Scottish additional rate of income tax set by a Scottish rate resolution of the Scottish Parliament under section 80C of the Scotland Act 1998”(8);
(b)in the definition of “basic rate”(9) for “determined under section 6A of that Act” substitute “set by a Scottish rate resolution of the Scottish Parliament under section 80C of the Scotland Act 1998;
(c)in the definition of “combined amount”(10) after paragraph (c) insert “(d) apprenticeship levy due under these Regulations;” and
(d)in the definition of “higher rate”(11) for “the Scottish higher rate of income tax determined under section 6A of that Act” substitute “any Scottish higher rate of income tax set by a Scottish rate resolution of the Scottish Parliament under section 80C of the Scotland Act 1998”.
(3) In regulation 7 (meaning of “code” etc) in paragraph (2A)(12), for “determined under section 6A of ITA” substitute “set by a Scottish rate resolution of the Scottish Parliament under section 80C of the Scotland Act 1998”.
(4) After regulation 67F(3) (additional information about payments)(13) insert—
“(4) This regulation applies in addition to the provisions set out in regulation 147D (duty to report amount of apprenticeship levy to be paid).”.
(5) In regulation 97A(1) (interpretation)(14) after the interpretation of “qualifying period” insert—
““relevant apprenticeship levy debt” means a debt specified in regulation 97B;”.
(6) In regulation 97B (relevant PAYE debts of managed service companies)
(a)in the heading, after “relevant PAYE” insert “and apprenticeship levy”,
(b)for paragraph (1) substitute—
“(1) A managed service company has a relevant PAYE debt or a relevant apprenticeship levy debt if a managed service company must pay an amount of tax or apprenticeship levy for a qualifying period, and—
(a)in the case of a relevant PAYE debt one of conditions A to E is met, and
(b)in the case of a relevant apprenticeship levy debt one of conditions F or G is met.”,
(c)after paragraph (6) add—
“(7) Condition F is met if—
(a)an amount of apprenticeship levy for a qualifying period has been assessed in accordance with regulation 147L (assessment of unpaid apprenticeship levy), and
(b)any part of the apprenticeship levy assessed has not been paid within 14 days beginning with the date on which the assessment is served.
(8) Condition G is met if—
(a)an employer delivers a return under regulation 147D (duty to report the amount of apprenticeship levy to be paid), showing an amount of apprenticeship levy payable by the employer for the tax year,
(b)HM Revenue and Customs assesses the amount of apprenticeship levy under regulation 147L showing how much of that amount remains unpaid, and
(c)any part of that amount remains unpaid at the end of a period of 14 days beginning with the date on which the assessment is served.”.
(7) In regulation 97C (transfer of debt of managed service company)—
(a)in paragraph (1)(a) after “relevant PAYE debt” insert “or a relevant apprenticeship levy debt”,
(b)in paragraph (1)(b) after the first occurrence of “relevant PAYE debt” insert “or the relevant apprenticeship levy debt” and after the second occurrence of “relevant PAYE debt” insert “or part of the relevant apprenticeship levy debt”,
(c)in paragraph (3) after “relevant PAYE debt” insert “or the relevant apprenticeship levy debt”.
(8) In regulation 97D (time limits for issue of transfer notices)—
(a)in paragraph (2) for “(3) to (7)” substitute “(3) to (7B)”,
(b)after paragraph (7) insert—
“(7A) In a case in which condition F in regulation 97B is met, the transfer notice must be served before the end of a period of 12 months beginning with the date on which the assessment became final and conclusive.
(7B) In a case in which condition G in regulation 97B is met, the transfer notice must be served before the end of a period of 12 months beginning with the date on which HM Revenue and Customs serves the assessment under regulation 147L.”.
(9) In regulation 97E (contents of transfer notice)—
(a)in paragraph (1)(a) to (e) after each occurrence of “relevant PAYE debt” insert “or the relevant apprenticeship levy debt”,
(b)in paragraph (1)(f) for “conditions A to E” substitute “conditions A to G”.
(10) In regulation 97G (appeals) in paragraph (3)(a) after “relevant PAYE debt)” insert “or the relevant apprenticeship levy debt (or part of the relevant apprenticeship levy debt).”.
(11) In regulation 97H (procedure on appeals) in paragraphs (3)(a), (3)(b) and (4) after each occurrence of “relevant PAYE debt” insert “or the relevant apprenticeship levy debt”.
(12) In regulation 97L (repayment of surplus amounts)(15)—
(a)in paragraph (1) after “relevant PAYE debt” insert “or a relevant apprenticeship levy debt”,
(b)in paragraph (3) for the words “regulation 83” to the end substitute “section 102 of the Finance Act 2009 (repayment interest on sums to be paid by HMRC)(16).”.
3. After regulation 147A(17) insert—
“Part 7A
Apprenticeship Levy
Interpretation of Part 7A
147B. In this Part—
“monthly pay bill” means the total amount of earnings paid by a person in a tax month on which Class 1 secondary contributions are payable but for the condition in section 6(1)(b) of the Contributions and Benefits Act (liability for Class 1 contributions)(18).
Due date for payment of apprenticeship levy
147C.—(1) A person must pay the amount of apprenticeship levy due under this Part within—
(a)17 days after the end of the tax month, where the payment is made by an approved method of electronic communications, or
(b)14 days after the end of the tax month, in any other case.
(2) The person must pay the apprenticeship levy mentioned in paragraph (1) at the same time as the amount of tax and any earnings-related contributions due and in accordance with Part 4 and Chapter 1 of these Regulations (payment, returns and information).
(3) In this regulation, “earnings-related contributions” means any contributions other than Class 1A and 1B contributions payable under the Contributions and Benefits Act in respect of earnings paid to or for the benefit of an earner in respect of employed earners employment.
Duty to report amount of apprenticeship levy to be paid
147D.—(1) Subject to paragraph (2) this regulation applies where—
(a)a person’s pay bill(19) in the tax year preceding the year in which the apprenticeship levy liability falls to be reported was over £3 million, or
(b)a person considers that their pay bill will be over £3 million in the current tax year.
(2) In the case of a member of a company unit or charities unit(20) this regulation applies where—
(a)the total amount of the pay bill for the company unit or the charities unit in the tax year preceding the year in which the apprenticeship levy liability falls to be reported was over £3 million, or
(b)(i)the annual entitlement to levy allowance has been determined for each member of the company unit or charities unit in the current tax year in accordance with sections 101 or 102 of the Finance Act 2016, and
(ii)a member considers that their annual pay bill will be over £T where T is an amount equal to the levy allowance determined for that member divided by 0.005.
(3) A Real Time Information employer must inform HMRC of their apprenticeship levy liability after deducting any amount of levy allowance to which they are entitled for the tax month from it.
(4) The information must be given in a return.
(5) The return mentioned under paragraph (4) must be sent within 14 days after the end of the tax month.
(6) A return under this regulation must—
(a)state—
(i)the tax year to which it relates,
(ii)the employer’s HMRC office number,
(iii)the employer’s PAYE reference to which the return of the apprenticeship levy relates,
(iv)the employer’s accounts office reference,
(v)the amount of annual levy allowance the employer is allocating to the employer’s PAYE reference,
(vi)the amount of apprenticeship levy due to date which the employer has calculated, and
(vii)the tax month to which it relates, and
(b)be sent using an approved method of electronic communications unless the employer is one to whom regulation 67D applies.
(7) This regulation applies in addition to the provisions set out in regulation 67F (additional information about payments).
Calculation of monthly levy allowance
147E.—(1) This regulation applies where the monthly levy allowance falls to be calculated by a person.
(2) Subject to regulations 147F and 147G, the monthly levy allowance is an amount equal to—
where—
N is the levy allowance for the tax year, and
P is twelve.
(3) Subject to regulations 147F and 147G, the monthly cumulative levy allowance is an amount equal to the monthly levy allowance aggregated in accordance with the tax month within the tax year as shown in the table below.
Table 1
| Relevant month in the tax year | Monthly cumulative levy allowance |
|---|---|
| Month 1 | £1,250 |
| Month 2 | £2,500 |
| Month 3 | £3,750 |
| Month 4 | £5,000 |
| Month 5 | £6,250 |
| Month 6 | £7,500 |
| Month 7 | £8,750 |
| Month 8 | £10,000 |
| Month 9 | £11,250 |
| Month 10 | £12,500 |
| Month 11 | £13,750 |
| Month 12 | £15,000 |
Apportionment of levy allowance between employer’s PAYE references
147F.—(1) This regulation applies where a person has more than one employer’s PAYE reference in respect of its employees.
(2) The person may elect to apportion their annual entitlement of levy allowance amongst the employer’s PAYE references mentioned in paragraph (1) in accordance with the proportions they choose.
(3) The monthly levy allowance for each employer’s PAYE reference is an amount equal to one twelfth of the annual apportioned entitlement for that reference.
(4) The person must notify HM Revenue and Customs of the election mentioned in paragraph (2) with their first return of the apprenticeship levy.
Apportionment of levy allowance between employer’s PAYE references: members of a company unit or charities unit
147G.—(1) This regulation applies where—
(a)members of a company unit or charities unit (“the relevant members”) have determined what amount of levy allowance each of them is entitled to for the tax year, and
(b)at least one of the relevant members mentioned in sub-paragraph (1)(a) has more than one employer’s PAYE reference.
(2) The relevant members may elect to apportion their share of levy allowance amongst their respective employer’s PAYE references in accordance with the proportions they choose.
(3) The relevant members must—
(a)make the election mentioned in sub-paragraph (2) at the beginning of the tax year, and
(b)notify HMRC of the election made with their first return of the apprenticeship levy.
Calculation of monthly apprenticeship levy for the first month of the tax year
147H. A person must calculate the amount of their apprenticeship levy for the first month of the tax year in accordance with the following steps.
Step 1
Multiply the amount of the monthly pay bill by 0.5%.
Step 2
Deduct the monthly levy allowance for the first month as mentioned in Table 1 from the amount obtained from step 1.
If the resulting amount is positive, that amount is the apprenticeship levy payable for the first month of the tax year.
If the resulting amount is negative or zero, there will be no apprenticeship levy payable for the first month of the tax year.
Calculation of monthly apprenticeship levy for subsequent months of the tax year
147I.—(1) A person must calculate the amount of apprenticeship levy for any month following the first month of the tax year (the relevant month) in accordance with the following steps.
Step 1
Determine the cumulative amount of the monthly pay bill for the relevant months of the tax year.
Step 2
Multiply the amount obtained from step 1 by 0.5%.
Step 3
Determine the amount of the monthly cumulative levy allowance for the relevant month in accordance with Table 1.
Step 4
Deduct the amount obtained from step 3 from the amount obtained from step 2.
If the resulting amount is negative, that amount is to be treated as zero for the purpose of the calculation mentioned in step 6.
If the resulting amount is a positive amount, that amount is to be used in the calculation mentioned in step 6.
Step 5
Determine the amount of the cumulative apprenticeship levy paid up to the month preceding the relevant month and reduce that amount by any credit gained in the preceding month.
Step 6
Deduct the amount obtained from step 5 from the amount obtained from step 4.
If the resulting amount is a positive amount, that amount is the apprenticeship levy due to be paid for the relevant month.
If the resulting amount is negative, that amount is the credit gained in the relevant month.
(2) In this regulation, “credit” means any amount which is negative which can be used by a person to reduce the combined amount in the relevant month.
Recovery of overpaid apprenticeship levy by an employer
147J.—(1) This regulation applies where a person has overpaid apprenticeship levy in a tax year.
(2) The person must set off any overpaid apprenticeship levy against any amount which that person is liable to pay under these Regulations before making a claim to HMRC for a refund of the overpaid levy.
Liability to pay and duty to make a return of apprenticeship levy: Continental shelf workers certificate holders
147K.—(1) This regulation applies to persons specified in certificates in force under section 120(4) of the Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992 (employment at sea: continental shelf operations)(21).
(2) The person specified in paragraph (3) must—
(a)pay apprenticeship levy under regulation 147C, and
(b)make a return of apprenticeship levy under regulation 147D.
(3) The person referred to paragraph (2) is a UKCS continental shelf workers certificate holder who has obligations under regulation 114B of the SSC Regulations (UKCS continental shelf workers certificate holder: obligations and responsibilities)(22) to make deductions, returns and repayments as are required by a secondary contributor.
(4) In this regulation a UKCS continental shelf workers certificate holder means a holder of a certificate issued under regulation 114A of the SSC Regulations (application for certificate).
Assessment of unpaid apprenticeship levy
147L.—(1) This regulation applies if it appears to HMRC that there may be apprenticeship levy payable for a tax year under regulations 147E, 147H or 147I (calculation of apprenticeship levy) by an employer which has not been—
(a)paid to HMRC under regulation 147C, and
(b)reported on a return under regulation 147D.
(2) HMRC may assess the amount of apprenticeship levy which to the best of their judgement is due, and serve notice of their assessment on the employer.
(3) An assessment under this regulation may—
(a)cover the apprenticeship levy payable by the employer under regulation 147E, 147H or 147I for any one or more tax periods in a tax year, and
(b)extend to the whole of the apprenticeship levy, or such part of it as is payable in respect of—
(i)a class or classes of employees specified in the notice of assessment (without naming the individual employees), or
(ii)one or more named employees specified in the notice.
(4) Section 30A of the TMA (assessing procedure)(23) applies in relation to an assessment under this regulation as it applies in relation to an assessment to income tax.
(5) Any amount of apprenticeship levy which is payable by virtue of an assessment made under this regulation shall be payable on the day following the end of the period of 30 days beginning with the day on which the notice of assessment is served.
Recovery of overpayment of apprenticeship levy by HMRC
147M.—(1) Where an amount of apprenticeship levy has been repaid to any person which ought not to have been repaid to that person, that amount may be assessed and recovered as if it were unpaid apprenticeship levy.
(2) An assessment under this regulation shall not be out of time under section 108 of the Finance Act 2016 (time limits for assessment) if it is made before the end of the year of assessment following that in which the amount assessed was repaid.
(3) In this regulation any reference to an amount repaid includes a reference to an amount allowed by way of a set-off.
Retention by employer of apprenticeship levy records
147N.—(1) An employer must keep and preserve for not less than three years after the end of the tax year to which they relate all apprenticeship levy records which are not required to be sent to HMRC under regulation 147D.
(2) The duty under paragraph (1) to preserve apprenticeship levy records may be discharged by preserving them in any form or by any means.
(3) In this regulation, “apprenticeship levy records” means documents relating to the calculation of the amount of apprenticeship levy payable by the employer.”.
4. In regulation 150 (application of other regulations)(24), in the list in paragraph 1 for the entry relating to regulation 185 substitute the following—
| “regulation 185 | Adjusting total net tax deducted for purposes of sections 59A(1), 59B(1) and 59BA(2) TMA”. |
5. In regulation 184B (application of other regulations)(25), in the list in paragraph (1) for the entry relating to regulation 185 substitute the following—
| “regulation 185 | Adjusting total net tax deducted for purposes of sections 59A(1), 59B(1) and 59BA(2) TMA”. |
6. In regulation 185 (adjusting total net tax deducted for the purposes of sections 59A(1) and 59B(1) TMA)(26)—
(a)in the heading for “59A(1) and 59B(1)” substitute “59A(1), 59B(1) and 59BA(2)”;
(b)in paragraph (1)(a) omit “and”;
(c)in paragraph (1)(b) for “at source).” substitute “at source), and”;
(d)after paragraph (1)(b) insert—
“(c)the difference mentioned in section 59BA(2) of TMA (payments of income tax and capital gains tax: difference between tax contained in simple assessment and aggregate of payments on account or deducted at source).”;
(e)in paragraph (6) in the definition of “relevant tax year” after sub-paragraph (b) insert—
“(c)in relation to section 59BA(2) of TMA the tax year for which the simple assessment referred to in that subsection is made;”;
(f)in paragraph (6) in the definition of “the taxpayer” after “section 59B(1) of TMA” insert—
“or the person whose simple assessment is referred to in section 59BA(2) of TMA”.
Jim Harra
Edward Troup
Two of the Commissioners for Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs
15th March 2017
David Evennett
Andrew Griffiths
Two of the Lords Commissioners for Her Majesty’s Treasury
14th March 2017
EXPLANATORY NOTE
(This note is not part of the Regulations)
These Regulations make amendments to the Income Tax (Pay As You Earn) Regulations 2003 (S.I. 2003/2682) (“the PAYE Regulations”)—
to make provision for payment, collection and recovery of apprenticeship levy;
to make consequential amendments to the PAYE Regulations arising from sections 13 and 14 of the Scotland Act 2016 (c. 11); and
to make consequential amendments to the PAYE Regulations arising from section 167 of the Finance Act 2016 (c. 24).
Regulation 2(2) makes amendments to the PAYE Regulations as a consequence of amendments, made by section 13 of the Scotland Act 2016, to the power of the Scottish Parliament to set rates of income tax for Scottish taxpayers under section 80C of the Scotland Act 1998 (c. 46). Section 80C of the Scotland Act 1998 now provides that the Scottish Parliament may by a Scottish rate resolution set the Scottish basic rate, and any other rates, for the purposes of section 11A of the Income Tax Act 2007 (c. 3) (which provides for the non-savings income of Scottish taxpayers to be charged at those rates). The first tax year for which these powers can be exercised is 2017/18.
Regulation 2(2) also amends the definition of “combined amount” in regulation 2(2) of the PAYE Regulations so as to make that definition apply to the apprenticeship levy. The effect of the amendment is that HMRC can pursue a single amount from an employer rather than having to separate out apprenticeship levy from other sums due.
Regulation 2(3) makes a consequential amendment to regulation 7 of the PAYE Regulations following the amendments to the Income Tax Act 2007 (c. 3) made by section 14 of the Scotland Act 2016.
Regulation 2(4) to (12) amends regulations 97A to 97E, 97G to 97H and 97L of the PAYE Regulations which relates to the recovery of debts from managed service companies so as to enable these provisions to apply to apprenticeship levy debt in the same way as they apply to PAYE debt.
Regulation 3 inserts new regulations 147B to 147N into the PAYE Regulations. In particular:-
new regulation 147B defines “monthly pay bill” for the purposes of calculation of the apprenticeship levy;
new regulation 147C makes provision for the due date for payment of the apprenticeship levy;
new regulation 147D places a requirement on employers to notify HMRC of the apprenticeship levy which is to be paid and makes provision for the information which the return to HMRC should include;
new regulation 147E makes provision for the calculation of the monthly levy allowance which is to be used by the employer in calculating the monthly apprenticeship levy due to be paid;
new regulation 147F enables the employer to elect to apportion their annual entitlement to the levy allowance between more than one PAYE reference;
new regulation 147G enables members of a company unit or charities unit to elect to apportion their annual entitlement to the levy allowance between more than one PAYE reference held by that company or charity;
new regulation 147H makes provision for the calculation of the apprenticeship levy due for the first month in the tax year;
new regulation 147I makes provision for the calculation of the apprenticeship levy due for subsequent months in the tax year;
new regulation 147J makes provision for recovery of overpaid levy by the employer;
new regulation 147K makes provision for the liability to pay and duty to make a return of apprenticeship levy by continental shelf workers certificate holders;
new regulation 147L makes provision for the assessment of unpaid apprenticeship levy by HMRC which is due under new regulations 147E, 147H and 147I;
new regulation 147M makes provision for the recovery of apprenticeship levy in circumstances where the levy has been repaid to a person which ought not to have been repaid;
new regulation 147N makes provision for the retention by the employer of apprenticeship levy records.
Regulation 4 amends regulation 150 of the PAYE Regulations to include section 59BA of the Taxes Management Act 1970 (c. 9).
Regulation 5 amends the list in regulation 184B(1) to include s59BA of the Taxes Management Act 1970 in the entry relating to regulation 185.
Regulation 6(d) amends regulation 185(1) of the PAYE Regulations to extend the regulation’s application to section 59BA of Taxes Management Act 1970.
Regulation 6(e) amends regulation 185(6) of the PAYE Regulations to extend the definition of “relevant tax year” to include a year for which a simple assessment has been made.
Regulation 6(f) amends regulation 185(6) of the PAYE Regulations to extend the definitions of “tax payer” to include a person subject to a simple assessment.
An Impact Assessment covering regulations 2(2)(a), (b) and (d) and 2(3) was published on 28th May 2015 alongside the draft clauses and explanatory notes for the Scotland Bill and is available on the website at http://www.parliament.uk/documents/impact-assessments/IA15-004.pdf. It remains an accurate summary of the impacts that apply to this instrument.
A Tax Information and Impact Note covering the changes made by regulations 2(2)(c), 2(4) to (12) and 3 was published alongside draft apprenticeship levy Finance Bill 2016 Clauses and Explanatory Notes on 4th February 2016 on GOV.UK.
An Impact Assessment covering regulations 4 to 6 was published on 9th December 2015 and is available on the website https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/income-tax-simple-assessment alongside the draft clauses and explanatory notes for the Finance Act 2016 and is available on the website https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/finance-bill-2016-legislation-and-explanatory-notes. It remains an accurate summary of the impacts that apply to this instrument.
1970 c. 9. Section 59BA was inserted by section 167 of, and Schedule 23 to the Finance Act 2016 (c. 24).
2003 c. 1. Section 684 was amended, so far as is relevant by paragraph 102 of Schedule 4 to the Commissioners for Revenue and Customs Act 2005 (c. 11), section 94 of the Finance Act 2006 (c. 25) and paragraphs 2 to 7 of Schedule 58 to the Finance Act 2009 (c. 10).
Paragraph 102 of Schedule 4 to the Commissioners for Revenue and Customs Act 2005 amended section 684 of the Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003 (c. 1) so that the Commissioners for Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs have the power to make the Regulations.
S.I. 2003/2682. The relevant amending instruments are S.I. 2008/782, 2009/56, 2009/588, 2010/688, 2011/729, 2013/52, 2015/2 and 2015/1667.
Regulation 2(1) was amended by S.I. 2008/782, 2009/56, 2011/729, 2013/52, 2015/2 and 2015/1667. There are other amending instruments which are not relevant to these Regulations.
The definition of “additional rate” was inserted by S.I. 2011/729 and amended by S.I. 2015/1667.
Section 80C of the Scotland Act 1998 (c. 46) was inserted by section 25 of the Scotland Act 2012 (c. 11) and amended by section 13 of the Scotland Act 2016 (c. 11).
The definition of “basic rate” was amended by S.I. 2015/1667.
The definition of “combined amount” was amended by S.I. 2008/782.
The definition of “higher rate” was amended by S.I. 2015/1667.
Paragraph (2A) was inserted by S.I. 2015/1667. There are other amendments to regulation 7 which are not relevant to these Regulations.
Regulation 67F was inserted by S.I. 2012/822 and amended by S.I. 2013/521 and 2015/2.
Regulation 97A to 97H were inserted by S.I. 2007/2069 and amended by S.I. 2009/56.
Regulation 97L was inserted by S.I. 2007/2069.
2009 c. 10. Section 102 was amended by section 25 of, and paragraphs 3 and 15 of Schedule 9 to, the Finance (No. 3) Act 2010 (c. 33).
Regulation 147A was inserted by S.I. 2014/472.
“The Contributions and Benefits Act” is defined in section 120 of the Finance Act 2016 to which there are amendments not relevant to these Regulations.
“Pay bill” is defined in section 100 of the Finance Act 2016.
“Company unit” and “charities unit” is defined in sections 101 and 102 of the Finance Act 2016.
1992 c. 4 to which there are amendments not relevant to these Regulations. “Continental shelf operations” is defined in section 120(2) of the Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992 (c. 4).
Regulations 114A and 114B were inserted by S.I. 2014/572.
1970 c. 9. Section 30A was inserted by Schedule 19 to the Finance Act 1994 (c. 9) and paragraphs 357 and 370 of Schedule 1 to the Income Tax (Trading and Other Income) Act 2005 (c. 5).
Regulation 150 was amended by S.I. 2009/588.
Regulation 184B was amended by S.I. 2009/588, 2009/2029 and 2010/668.
Regulation 185(6) was amended by S.I. 2008/782.