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Collection of Student Loans Manual

CSLM13010 · FAQs: forms questions and answers: Employers Forms

  • CSLM13011 · FAQs: forms questions and answers: is there any help for new CSL employers?
  • CSLM13012 · FAQs: forms questions and answers: what do I do with a Start Notice issued in error?
  • CSLM13013 · FAQs: forms questions and answers: the student loan deduction tables are wrong
  • CSLM13014 · FAQs: forms questions and answers: where do I show SL deductions on the P45?
  • CSLM13015 · FAQs: forms questions and answers: where do I record SL deductions?
  • CSLM13016 · FAQs: forms questions and answers: do I include pence on payslips or form P60
  • CSLM13017 · FAQs: forms questions and answers: including deductions when remitting payments
  • CSLM13018 · FAQs: forms questions and answers: retention of records of SL deductions
  1. FAQs: forms questions and answers: Employers Forms
  2. FAQs: forms questions and answers: what do I do with a Start Notice issued in error?

CSLM13012 | FAQs: forms questions and answers: what do I do with a Start Notice issued in error?

From HM Revenue & Customs · Collection of Student Loans Manual

The Student Loans Company (SLC) notifies HMRC when a borrower is due to start repaying their loan and HRMC automatically issues a start notice (SL1/PGL1) to the employer.

If the start notice refers to a borrower who you no longer, or have never employed, you can disregard the notice.

If the start notice refers to an employee then you must start deductions from the next available pay date. You cannot stop deductions becuase an employee tells you to.

Your employee should ask for a refund if they think they have overpaid their loan or contact SLC on 0300 100 0611 if they are not a student loan borrower.

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