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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: Surcharge notices

DMBM521260 | PAYE: E-payment non composite defaults: Surcharge notices

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Automated BROCS version of the Surcharge and Amend Surcharge notices

Surcharge and Amended Surcharge notices will continue to be issued automatically by BROCS to employers who are due a surcharge that is based on only composite defaults.

Surcharge appeals received that suggest a non-composite default has occurred can be accepted under either of the two surcharge appeal conditions

  • the number of defaults stated on the surcharge notice is incorrect or

  • the amount of the surcharge is incorrect.

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