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Official guidance
Child Benefit Technical Manual

CBTM05000PART3 · Misrepresentation

  • CBTM05160 · Meaning of misrepresentation
  • CBTM05170 · Allegation of disclosure
  • CBTM05180 · Incomplete statements
  • CBTM05190 · Knowledge of a material fact
  • CBTM05200 · Exception to misrepresentation
  • CBTM05210 · Declaration on order book foils
  • CBTM05220 · No declaration on order book foils
  • CBTM05230 · Sight of order book foils
  • CBTM05240 · Circumstantial evidence
  1. Misrepresentation: Contents
  2. Misrepresentation: No declaration on order book foils

CBTM05220 | Misrepresentation: No declaration on order book foils

From HM Revenue & Customs · Child Benefit Technical Manual

Where cashing an instrument of payment does not involve the signing of a declarationmisrepresentation can still occur in the following circumstances

  • the claimant is aware that there is not an award in their favour and they present an instrument of payment to the PO, bank or building society.

  • the person presenting the instrument of payment misrepresents that they are the beneficiary or that they are acting on behalf of the beneficiary or estate.

For example this could occur with giro cheques for over £250 and payable orders whichdo not contain any form of declaration. It is the act of presenting the instrument ofpayment to a bank, which is a misrepresentation.

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