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Official guidance
Child Benefit Technical Manual

CBTM03000 · Payments

  • CBTM03010 · Direct credit transfers
  • CBTM03020 · Payment by any other means
  • CBTM03030 · Time of payment
  • CBTM03040 · Circumstances where a person may elect to have Child Benefit paid weekly
  • CBTM03050 · Elections for weekly payment by persons to whom Child Benefit was payable for a period beginning before and ending after 15 March 1982
  • CBTM03060 · Manner of making elections for weekly payment under Regulations 19 and 20
  • CBTM03070 · Interim payments
  • CBTM03080 · Information to be given and changes to be notified
  • CBTM03090 · Fractional amounts of benefit or allowance
  • CBTM03100 · Payments to persons under 18 years old
  • CBTM03110 · Extinguishment of right to a payment if it is not obtained within the prescribed time limit
  • CBTM03120 · High Income Child Benefit Charge election
  • CBTM03130 · High Income Child Benefit Charge revocation
  • CBTM03140 · Making an election or revocation because of the High Income Child Benefit Charge
  1. Payments: Contents
  2. Payments: Payment by any other means

CBTM03020 | Payments: Payment by any other means

From HM Revenue & Customs · Child Benefit Technical Manual

Child Benefit and Guardian’s Allowance (Administration) Regulations 2003, regulation 17

Child Benefit and Guardian’s Allowance may be paid by a means other than by direct credit transfer where it appears to the Board to be appropriate to do so in the circumstances of a particular case.

If a person entitled to Child Benefit is also entitled to Guardian’s Allowance, the Guardian’s Allowance shall be paid by the same method as the Child Benefit.

Any instruments of payment issued remain the property of Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs.

Once a person who has an instrument of payment

  • ceases to be entitled to the benefit or allowance it relates to
    or

  • is required by Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs to return it

they must return it as directed by Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs.

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