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COTAX Manual

COM82000 · Interest: interest objections and amendments

  • COM82001 · Introduction
  • COM82010 · Why an interest charge may be incorrect
  • COM82020 · Receipt of an interest objection
  • COM82023 · Receipt of an interest objection (Action Guide)
  • COM82030 · Considering an interest objection
  • COM82032 · Considering an interest objection (Action Guide menu)
  • COM82033 · Considering a late payment interest objection (Action Guide)
  • COM82034 · Considering a credit or debit interest objection (Action Guide)
  • COM82040 · Amending an interest charge
  • COM82021 · Forms
  • COM82022 · Functions
  • COM82031 · Legislation
  1. Interest: interest objections and amendments: contents
  2. Interest: interest objections and amendments: why an interest charge may be incorrect

COM82010 | Interest: interest objections and amendments: why an interest charge may be incorrect

From HM Revenue & Customs · COTAX Manual

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A late payment interest charge may be incorrect for one or more of the following reasons.

Where the clerical interest indicator (CII) is set to 'N':

  • the EDP (Effective Date of Payment0 of one or more payment type credits is incorrect

  • a payment type posting has been incorrectly allocated

Where the Clerical Interest Indicator is set to 'Y':

  • the EDP of one or more payment type credits is incorrect

  • a payment type posting has been incorrectly allocated

  • the underlying tax has been reduced

  • carry-back of DTR (Double Taxation Relief) or losses is involved

  • relief has been granted under Section 458 Corporation Tax Act 2010

A debit interest charge may be incorrect for one or more of the following reasons.

Where the credit / debit interest indicator (CDII) is set to ‘N’:

  • the EDP of one or more payment type credits is incorrect

  • a payment type posting has been incorrectly allocated

  • a payment type posting has been transferred to OAS (Overpayment Accounting System)

  • the quarterly instalment payment (QIP) signal has incorrectly been set to ‘Y’

Where the credit / debit interest indicator (CDII) is set to ‘Y’:

  • the EDP of one or more payment type credits is incorrect

  • a payment type posting has been incorrectly allocated

  • the underlying tax has been decreased

  • not all payments have been included in the calculation

  • the QIP signal has incorrectly been set to ‘Y’

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