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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM524400 · CIS: verification procedures in DM

  • DMBM524410 · CIS: Verification procedures in DMB: Background and time limits
  • DMBM524420 · CIS: Verification procedures in DMB: Initial action on receipt
  • DMBM524430 · CIS: Verification procedures in DMB: Contractor difficult to contact / refuses to cooperate
  • DMBM524440 · No payment or deduction statement prepared by contractor
  • DMBM524450 · Contractor disputes amount of payment / deductions
  • DMBM524460 · CIS: Verification procedures in DMB: Contractor claims relief under Regulation 9(3)
  • DMBM524470 · CIS: Verification procedures in DMB: Records unavailable or inconclusive
  • DMBM524480 · CIS: Verifying procedures in DMB: Contractor insolvent
  1. CIS: verification procedures in DM: contents
  2. CIS: verification procedures in DM: contractor disputes amount of payment / deductions

DMBM524450 | CIS: verification procedures in DM: contractor disputes amount of payment / deductions

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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Where the contractor disputes the amount of payments and/or deductions shown on the subcontractor's Payment and Deduction Statement or other evidence of deductions:

  • obtain the contractor's reasons in writing for disputing the figures

  • ask for the contractor’s own evidence such as cash/wages book information, showing actual payments (and deductions, if appropriate) made to the subcontractor during the relevant period.

Contractor’s explanation satisfactory

If you are satisfied with the contractor's written explanation:

  • arrange for the return details to be amended on the system, where necessary

  • advise the CIS Unit of the outcome of their enquiries

  • advise the subcontractor's processing office of the outcome

  • confirm the amount of credit for any deductions not in dispute.

Contractor’s explanation not satisfactory

If you are not satisfied with the contractor's explanation:

  • obtain the contractor’s written confirmation in respect of any amounts not in dispute, which the contractor has not already returned to HMRC

  • ensure they file CIS 3000 electronically

  • advise the contractor that they are accepting the documents without prejudice and will be referring the papers to the associated CIT and further enquiries may follow

  • refer the papers to the associated CIT for further investigation

  • advise the subcontractor's processing office of the outcome confirming what credit can be given.

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