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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM521200 · PAYE: E-payment: Non-composite default

  • DMBM521210 · PAYE: E-payment non composite defaults: Non-composite default process
  • DMBM521220 · PAYE: E-payment non composite defaults: Completing the ‘clerical default and clerical surcharge’ stencil
  • DMBM521230 · PAYE: E-payment non composite defaults: Non-composite default count
  • DMBM521240 · PAYE: E-payment non composite defaults: Clerical surcharge period process
  • DMBM521250 · PAYE: E-payment non composite defaults: Non-composite surcharge calculation
  • DMBM521260 · PAYE: E-payment non composite defaults: Surcharge notices
  • DMBM521270 · PAYE: E-payment non composite defaults: Establishing the return charge for each separate duty type
  1. PAYE: E-payment: Non-composite default: Contents
  2. PAYE: E-payment non composite defaults: Non-composite default process

DMBM521210 | PAYE: E-payment non composite defaults: Non-composite default process

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Identifying non-composite default

You could identify a non-composite default while performing any normal activities.

Where a review of the payment or action history on either BROCS or IDMS indicates that a non-composite default may have occurred, always contact the employer to confirm whether this is in fact the case.

Where an employer confirms this is the case and this is their first non-composite default in the current surcharge period, start the:

  • ‘clerical default count’ process; see DMBM521230

  • ‘clerical surcharge period’ process; see DMBM521240.

To do this complete the ‘clerical default and clerical surcharge’ stencil as per DMBM521220.

Note: Once started this stencil needs to be updated with all default activity until the current surcharge period ends.

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