Tailor your return 01 - Employee, director, office holder or agency worker
If any of the following apply to you from 6 April 2020 to 5 April 2021 choose 'Yes':
- employee, with pay or benefits
- director, with pay or benefits
- office holder
- agency worker
- you received payments or benefits from a former employer, excluding a pension
If none of the above apply select 'No'.
For information
- an office holder is someone such as a chairperson, secretary or treasurer of an organisation
- you should use the Employment page to report income from any foreign employment, directorship or office
- you'll need 1 Employment section, for example, for each employment, directorship
Do not complete the Employment pages if you:
- you are a sub-contractor, you should complete the self-employment section instead
- held an office, but not as a director, and were only reimbursed for actual out of pocket expenses, no other payments were made to you at all
- were a company director but received no payments of any kind or benefits from that directorship
- held an office or employment but no liability to UK Income Tax arises on those earnings because you were resident or domiciled outside the UK
If any of the 3 bullets above apply to you, tell us why you are not completing an Employment page in the 'Any other information' box and give the name of the particular directorship you are not submitting a page for.
If you fall into any of the categories that do not require an employment page this may result in HMRC deciding you no longer need to fill in a return.
Important
If you held 2 or more offices or employments with the same employer or associated employers, and earnings from one are chargeable to UK Income Tax but the earnings from the others are not, you should complete an Employment page for each employment.