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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM565000 · Debt and return pursuit: Contract settlements

  • DMBM565010 · Overview
  • DMBM565020 · Role of the Contract Settlement Unit (CSU)
  • DMBM565030 · SAFE/IDMS processes
  • DMBM565040 · DTO/EIS - transferring work items
  • DMBM565050 · CSU action - reviewing the case
  • DMBM565060 · Contract settlements payable by instalments
  • DMBM565070 · Recalculation of forward interest
  • DMBM565080 · Contacting the customer
  • DMBM565090 · Customer response - alleged payment
  • DMBM565100 · Customer response - disputed contract
  • DMBM565105 · Customer response - payment options
  • DMBM565110 · Customer response - payment in full offered
  • DMBM565120 · Customer response - time to pay
  • DMBM565130 · Customer response - enforcement action
  • DMBM565140 · Obtaining a copy of the contract
  1. Debt and return pursuit: Contract settlements: contents
  2. Debt and return pursuit: contract settlements: customer response - payment in full offered

DMBM565110 | Debt and return pursuit: contract settlements: customer response - payment in full offered

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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Payment by debit card

The guidance on how to accept and process a debit card payment can be found in the Debit Card System Manual.

Use IDMS Record Action History to

  • record details of the call

  • set a Proposed Action of “A/W Clearance” with a B/F of seven days for the payment to clear.

If the payment fails to clear, the Work Item will appear on the C/W Miscellaneous Worklist with a Next Action of “Await Clearance”.

Payment by cheque

If the customer wants to make payment by cheque you should

  • remind them to

  • use the payslip provided and

  • send the cheque to AO.

  • issue a verbal warning

  • of the consequence of non compliance and

  • that an enforcement warning letter will be issued today.

England and Wales

Use IDMS Record Action History to

  • record details of the call

  • check the “Accept Current BF Date and Next Action”

Then via the IDMS Drop Down Menu Option

  • issue IDMS10C.

Overnight IDMS will issue the IDMS10C and set the appropriate BF. If the debt remains outstanding on expiry of the BF, the work item will appear on the C/W CCP Worklist with a next action of “Review”.

Scotland and Northern Ireland

  • Use IDMS Record Action History to:

  • record details of the call

  • check the “Accept Current BF Date and Next Action”

  • prepare and issue the appropriate IDMS10 via LFC

  • record issue of the IDMS10

  • set a Proposed Action of ‘Credit Data Ck’ with a BF date of ten days (this is a work round to ensure that all these cases can be correctly filtered).

On expiry of the B/F the Work Item will appear on the C/W Miscellaneous.

An IDMS Profile should be created to identify such entries for early referral for enforcement action.

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All cases

  • Store papers for 14 days in a B/F file

  • retain the papers after B/F, if the debt is cleared.

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