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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM555010 · Debt and return pursuit: tax credits: general

  • DMBM555020 · Overview
  • DMBM555030 · Overpayment recovery by the TCO
  • DMBM555050 · Recovery action in DTO
  • DMBM555055 · Action to establish an overpayment is legal
  • DMBM555060 · Re-finalised awards
  • DMBM555070 · Insolvency
  • DMBM555080 · Time to pay
  • DMBM555090 · Remissions
  • DMBM555100 · Appeals received locally
  • DMBM555150 · Debt and return pursuit: tax credits overpayments: general: IDMS/NTC discrepancies
  1. Debt and return pursuit: tax credits: general: contents
  2. Debt and return pursuit: tax credits: general: remissions

DMBM555090 | Debt and return pursuit: tax credits: general: remissions

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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If a claimant:

  • has no means to repay an overpayment

  • has no assets

  • recovery of the overpayment would cause hardship as in COP26

transfer the debt-related work items to MU 368407. DTO Liverpool will review cases in that MU and where it is decided a debt is suitable for remission they will move it the appropriate Remission MU.

The Tax Credit Office (TCO) can also use Types 1, 2, 5B and 11 to remit tax credit overpayments.

Claimant Compliance Offices can use Type 13 to informally discharge an overpayment because the NTC system does not have an informal discharge function. This remission type is used when a corresponding debt is set up in ETMP by Benefits & Credits (B&C).

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