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COTAX Manual

COM10000 · Appeals: handling appeals and postponements

  • COM10001 · Introduction
  • COM10010 · Appeals against discovery determinations
  • COM10013 · Appeals against discovery determinations (Action Guide)
  • COM10030 · Appeals received in HMRC Payments
  • COM10033 · Appeals received in the CT Unit Cumbernauld (Action Guide)
  • COM10040 · Appeals received in Debt Management office
  • COM10043 · Appeals received in debt management office (Action Guide)
  • COM10050 · Assessment appeals in responsible CT office
  • COM10054 · Assessment appeals in responsible CT office (Action Guide)
  • COM10060 · Determination of appeal
  • COM10063 · Determination of appeal (Action Guide)
  • COM10070 · Informal standover in responsible CT office
  • COM10072 · Informal standover in responsible CT office (Action Guide)
  • COM10100 · Penalty determinations
  • COM10104 · Penalty determinations - appeals (Action Guide menu)
  • COM10105 · Appeal against penalty determination (Action Guide)
  • COM10106 · Flat-rate penalty determination appeals, decision maker (Action Guide)
  • COM10107 · Flat-rate penalty determination appeals, reviewer (Action Guide)
  • COM10110 · Postponement creating overpayment
  • COM10112 · Postponement creating overpayment (Action Guide)
  • COM10120 · Actively managing postponements and standovers
  • COM10121 · Actively managing postponements and standovers (Action Guide)
  • COM100 · Glossary of terms
  • COM1000 · Accounting periods: company accounting periods
  • COM1001 · Accounting periods: company accounting periods: introduction
  • COM1010 · Accounting periods: company accounting periods: accounting period records
  • COM1011 · Accounting periods: company accounting periods: posting types
  1. Appeals: handling appeals and postponements: contents
  2. Appeals: handling appeals and postponements: postponement creating overpayment

COM10110 | Appeals: handling appeals and postponements: postponement creating overpayment

From HM Revenue & Customs · COTAX Manual

A company may ask you to formally postpone more tax than the amount unpaid. If you use function HAPP (Handle Appeal) to record the postponement, COTAX recognises that the company has paid more than the remaining liability and there is a potential overpayment.

When this happens a message appears on screen saying ‘This will create an overpayment that will be listed on the overpayments work list LOPD - inform the inspector’.

You only see this message if there is no informal standover present on the Accounting Period (AP).

You can only make the AP overpaid if you cancel any informal standover before formally postponing the tax.

If you use function HAPP, COTAX does not repay automatically and puts the case on LOPD (Overpayments Review List) for review.

See:

  • COM126000 and COM140000 onwards for more information about the LOPD work list

  • COM10111 for a list of functions to use in particular situations

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