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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM514000 · Debt and return pursuit

  • DMBM515000 · Self Assessment
  • DMBM519000 · PAYE RTI
  • DMBM520000 · PAYE pre-RTI
  • DMBM524000 · CIS
  • DMBM525000 · NIC
  • DMBM530000 · VAT
  • DMBM535000 · Excise duties
  • DMBM537000 · Environmental Taxes
  • DMBM540000 · Customs & other duties
  • DMBM542000 · Machine Games Duty (MGD)
  • DMBM545000 · Stamp Duty Land Tax
  • DMBM552000 · Corporation tax
  • DMBM555000 · Tax credits
  • DMBM557000 · Child Benefit overpayments
  • DMBM560000 · Foreign cases
  • DMBM565000 · Contract settlements
  • DMBM569000 · New penalties processes for DMB
  • DMBM569500 · Securities for PAYE and VAT
  • DMBM570000 · Miscellaneous charges
  • DMBM516000 · Self Assessment: action by DMB Campaigns, Debt Technical Offices (DTO) and specialist teams
  • DMBM517000 · SA: daily penalties
  • DMBM518000 · Self Assessment: revenue determinations
  • DMBM518500 · Self Assessment: customers requiring assistance in an outstanding SA return situation
  • DMBM519100 · PAYE RTI: IT systems
  • DMBM519200 · PAYE RTI: submissions and charges
  • DMBM519300 · PAYE RTI: payments
  • DMBM519400 · PAYE RTI: interest
  • DMBM519500 · PAYE RTI: penalties
  • DMBM519600 · PAYE RTI: disputes
  • DMBM519700 · PAYE RTI: cessations
  • DMBM520100 · PAYE: introduction to PAYE: interest
  • DMBM520160 · PAYE: Introduction to PAYE: Repayment Interest (RPI): Contents
  • DMBM520200 · PAYE: introduction to PAYE: band types and Estimated Monthly Yield (EMY)
  • DMBM520205 · PAYE: introduction to PAYE: segmentation bands and requirements to pay and file electronically
  • DMBM520210 · PAYE: introduction to PAYE: annual returns
  • DMBM520275 · PAYE: introduction to PAYE: penalties
  • DMBM520280 · PAYE: introduction to PAYE: tax-free payment
  • DMBM520285 · PAYE: payment schedule requests
  • DMBM520400 · PAYE: In-Year Process
  • DMBM520430 · PAYE: in-year: in-year procedures: contents
  • DMBM520460 · PAYE: in-year process: IDMS actions: contents
  • DMBM520520 · PAYE: in-year process: referral to Field Force: contents
  • DMBM520550 · PAYE: in-year process: quantification: contents
  • DMBM520900 · PAYE: E-payment
  • DMBM521000 · PAYE: e-payment: e-payment default
  • DMBM521200 · PAYE: E-payment: Non-composite default
  • DMBM521300 · PAYE: E-payment default appeals
  • DMBM521500 · PAYE: e-payment surcharge
  • DMBM521800 · PAYE: E-payment surcharge appeals
  • DMBM522100 · PAYE: End of Year
  • DMBM522180 · PAYE: end of year: non-filing and late-filing penalties
  • DMBM522220 · PAYE: End of Year: underpayments, surcharge and interest
  • DMBM522290 · PAYE: end of year: overpayments
  • DMBM522400 · PAYE: end of year: CIS/PAYE Fraud cases
  • DMBM522500 · PAYE: cessation, cancellation and Cancelled One Year Only (COYO)
  • DMBM522650 · PAYE: successions: contents
  • DMBM522700 · PAYE: phoenix companies
  • DMBM522800 · Regulation 72 (5) Income Tax (Pay As You Earn) Regulations 2003
  • DMBM522870 · PAYE: Regulation 72 (5) Income Tax (Pay As You Earn) Regulations 2003: Initial review of cases
  • DMBM522970 · PAYE recovery and associated processes: Regulation 72 (5) directions: Working the case
  • DMBM523040 · Regulation 72 (5) Income Tax (Pay As You Earn) Regulations 2003: Making a Decision
  • DMBM523160 · PAYE: Regulation 72 (5) Income Tax (Pay As You Earn) Regulations 2003: appeals: contents
  • DMBM523260 · PAYE: Regulation 72 (5) Income Tax (Pay As You Earn) Regulations 2003: completion of cases
  • DMBM523300 · PAYE: employer or contractor has lost their records
  • DMBM523400 · PAYE recovery and associated processes: special arrangements/schemes
  • DMBM523500 · PAYE: penalties for late payment
  • DMBM523700 · PAYE: legislation/regulations
  • DMBM523800 · PAYE: forms and functions
  • DMBM524200 · CIS: penalties
  • DMBM524300 · CIS: contractor's response
  • DMBM524400 · CIS: verification procedures in DM
  • DMBM524500 · CIS: pursuit action
  • DMBM524600 · CIS: in-year and end-of-year process
  • DMBM524700 · CIS: tracing and RLS issues
  • DMBM524710 · CIS: recording Nil payment declarations on BROCS
  • DMBM524730 · CIS: mergers
  • DMBM524740 · CIS: cessations
  • DMBM524750 · CIS: time to pay requests
  • DMBM524995 · CIS: RIS/CIS Compliance referral stencil
  • DMBM525110 · NIC: class 1 NICs
  • DMBM525310 · NIC: Class 1A NICs
  • DMBM525510 · NIC: class 2 NICs
  • DMBM525910 · Class 4 NICs
  • DMBM527110 · NICs: limitation
  • DMBM527310 · NIC: deferred NICs
  • DMBM530100 · VAT: liability for payment
  • DMBM530300 · VAT: effects of death or incapacity on recovery action
  • DMBM530400 · VAT: IT Systems
  • DMBM530500 · VAT: recovery timetable/indicators
  • DMBM530650 · VAT: how debts are notified
  • DMBM530700 · VAT: DMB manual processing
  • DMBM530800 · VAT: understanding the customer
  • DMBM530900 · VAT: pre-enforcement action
  • DMBM531000 · VAT: deregistered customers and revenue losses
  • DMBM531200 · VAT: Annual accounting scheme
  • DMBM531300 · VAT: repayment taxpayers
  • DMBM531400 · VAT: National Debt Pursuit Unit and payment on account
  • DMBM531500 · VAT: suspended debt
  • DMBM531600 · VAT: VAT returns in excess of £1 Billion
  • DMBM535090 · Excise duties: power to assess duty due
  • DMBM535100 · Excise duties: power to take recovery action for an excise debt
  • DMBM535110 · Excise duties: objecting to the renewal of licences
  • DMBM535120 · Excise duties: effects of death or other incapacity on recovery action
  • DMBM535300 · Air Passenger Duty (APD)
  • DMBM535370 · Air Passenger Duty (APD): Power to take recovery action for an APD debt
  • DMBM535380 · Air Passenger Duty (APD): Power to assess and recover as duty due
  • DMBM535390 · Air Passenger Duty (APD): The effects of death or incapacity on recovery action
  • DMBM537080 · Environmental Taxes: Aggregate Levy (AL): Transfer of a going concern
  • DMBM537090 · Environmental Taxes: Aggregate Levy (AL): Power to take recovery action for an AL debt
  • DMBM537100 · Environmental Taxes: Aggregate Levy (AL): Power to recover assessed amounts as tax due
  • DMBM537110 · Environmental Taxes: Aggregate Levy (AL): Power to recover excessive repayments of AL
  • DMBM537120 · Environmental Taxes: Aggregate Levy (AL): Power to assess and recover civil penalties as tax due
  • DMBM537130 · Environmental Taxes: Aggregate Levy (AL): The effects of death or other incapacity on recovery action
  • DMBM537200 · Landfill Tax (LT)
  • DMBM537270 · Landfill Tax (LT): time limits for making assessments
  • DMBM537280 · Landfill Tax (LT): power to take recovery action for an LT debt
  • DMBM537290 · Landfill Tax (LT): transfer of a going concern
  • DMBM537300 · Landfill Tax (LT): effects of death or other incapacity on recovery action
  • DMBM537400 · Climate Change Levy
  • DMBM537470 · Climate Change Levy: power to assess tax due
  • DMBM537480 · Climate Change Levy: power to take recovery action for a CCL debt
  • DMBM537490 · Climate Change Levy: transfer of a going concern
  • DMBM537500 · Climate Change Levy: effects of death or other incapacity on recovery action
  • DMBM540200 · Money Laundering Fees and Penalties
  • DMBM540300 · Insurance Premium Tax
  • DMBM540390 · Insurance Premium Tax: Power to take recovery action for an IPT debt
  • DMBM540400 · Insurance Premium Tax: Transfer of going concern
  • DMBM540410 · Insurance Premium Tax: Effects of death or other incapacity on recovery action
  • DMBM555300 · Tax credits: domestic violence cases
  • DMBM555400 · Tax credits overpayments: household breakdown cases
  • DMBM555500 · Tax credits: interest
  • DMBM555600 · Tax Credits: mental health cases
  • DMBM555700 · Tax credits: clerical compliance charges
  • DMBM555800 · Tax credits: dual recovery cases
  • DMBM557100 · Child Benefit overpayments: disputes
  • DMBM557200 · Child Benefit overpayments: death of one or more parties
  • DMBM557250 · Child Benefit overpayments: recovery actions
  • DMBM557300 · Child Benefit overpayments: overpayments recoverable from a third party
  • DMBM557350 · Child Benefit overpayments: overpayments of replacement payments
  • DMBM557400 · Child Benefit overpayments: customer resident abroad
  • DMBM557500 · Child Benefit overpayments: recovery from continuing entitlement
  • DMBM557600 · Child Benefit overpayments: recovery from revived entitlement
  • DMBM557650 · Child Benefit overpayments: customer in receipt of a DWP benefit - terminated entitlement
  • DMBM557750 · Child Benefit overpayments: suspension of recovery
  • DMBM557800 · Child Benefit overpayments: revenue losses
  • DMBM557850 · Child Benefit overpayments: pre-enforcement activity
  • DMBM557900 · Child Benefit overpayments: enforcement
  • DMBM560200 · Foreign cases: Mutual Assistance in the Recovery of Debt (MARD) (OECD and DTA)
  • DMBM560500 · Foreign cases: Mutual Assistance in the Recovery of Debt (MARD) (Social Security Debts)
  • DMBM560850 · Foreign cases: customer resident abroad outside the EU or in an EU country not covered by MARD
  • DMBM560900 · Foreign cases: manual assessments and penalty determinations on tenants and letting agents of non-resident landlords
  • DMBM560950 · Foreign cases: BFPO cases
  • DMBM570200 · Miscellaneous charges: Regulation 80 determinations
  • DMBM570210 · Miscellaneous charges: overpayments of Working Families Tax Credit / Disabled Person's Tax Credit
  • DMBM570220 · Miscellaneous charges: WFTC / DPTC Regulation 12 determinations
  • DMBM570240 · Miscellaneous charges: Section 350 Assessments
  • DMBM570245 · Miscellaneous charges: employment intermediary penalties
  • DMBM570250 · Miscellaneous charges: under-deductions of PAYE and NICs direct from employee
  • DMBM570255 · Miscellaneous charges: employment-related securities penalties
  • DMBM570260 · Miscellaneous charges: The Pension Schemes Service (TPSS)
  • DMBM570270 · Miscellaneous charges: Corporation Tax assessments (non-standard) on SAFE
  • DMBM570280 · Miscellaneous charges: Health in Pregnancy Grant overpayments
  • DMBM570290 · Miscellaneous charges: Schedule 36 FA 2008 penalties
  • DMBM570300 · Miscellaneous charges: National Minimum Wage Penalties (NMWP)
  1. Debt and return pursuit: contents
  2. Debt and return pursuit: securities for PAYE and VAT

DMBM569500 | Debt and return pursuit: securities for PAYE and VAT

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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Background
DM referrals to Fraud and Investigation Service (FIS) securities
Referral considerations for DM
Referral by DMTC
All other DM referrals
Case review by DM PAYE/VAT securities vetting team (SPoC)
Cases accepted or deselected by RIS
Action by FIS
Where a deposit has been received
Following the issue of a Notice of Requirement, time to pay requests received by FIS

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HMRC can demand a security deposit where we identify tax is at risk. HMRC will seek security for VAT, indirect taxes, PAYE and NICs deductions only where there is serious risk to the revenue and under the powers set out in legislation (see the legal framework below).

Fraud Investigations Service (FIS) must demonstrate that their decision to take security action is reasonable and proportionate to the risk involved. (This content has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000)

The work to enforce and administer securities for both direct and indirect taxes is done by the ‘Securities’ teams in Fraud Investigations Service (FIS).

Any person required to give security must be served with a Notice of Requirement (NoR) to give security. A person is entitled to a review by HMRC of its appealable tax decisions and can appeal against:

  • for VAT and environmental taxes, the requirement of any security

  • for NICs and PAYE, any requirement in the NOR.

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Businesses who are having genuine financial problems with paying arrears of VAT or PAYE should be dealt with along normal lines for debt recovery purposes.

Legal framework on security for all heads of duty

HMRC can ask for a security for most indirect taxes including VAT, Excise and the environmental taxes. The power to require a security was extended to PAYE and Class 1 and Class 1A NICs from 6 April 2012. Different legislation applies for different taxes.

  • 1.1 VAT - Paragraph 4(2)(a), Schedule 11, VAT Act 1994

1.1.1 This allows us to require a taxable person to give an amount of security if there is a serious risk that the trader will not pay VAT which is or becomes due.

  • 1.2 Insurance Premium Tax - Paragraph 24, Schedule 7, Finance Act 1994

1.2.1 This allows us to require a registrable person to give an amount of security if there is a serious risk that they will not pay Insurance Premium Tax (IPT) which is or becomes due.

  • 1.3 Landfill Tax - Paragraph 31 of Schedule 5 to the Finance Act 1996

1.3.1 This allows us to require a registrable person to give an amount of security if there is a serious risk that they will not pay Landfill Tax (LFT) which is or becomes due.

  • 1.4 Aggregates Levy - Section 26(1) of the Finance Act 2001

1.4.1 This allows us to require a registrable person to give an amount of security if there is a serious risk that they will not pay Aggregates Levy which is or becomes due.

  • 1.5 Climate Change Levy - Paragraph 139(1) of Schedule 6 to the Finance Act 2000

1.5.1 This allows us to require a registrable person to give an amount of security if there is a serious risk that they will not pay Climate Change Levy (CCL) which is or becomes due.

  • 1.6. Pay As You Earn or National Insurance Contributions - Part 4A of the Income Tax (Pay As You Earn) Regulations 2003 and Part 3B of Schedule 4 to the Social Security (Contributions) Regulations 2001

1.6.1 This allows us to require an employer to give an amount of security if there is a serious risk that they will not pay Pay As You Earn (PAYE) or National Insurance contributions (NICs) which become due.

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DM referrals to Fraud and Investigation Service (FIS) securities

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All DM referrals for consideration should go through the DM VAT/PAYE securities vetting team (DM securities SPoC) who will establish if the case is suitable for onward referral.

You should focus consideration on VAT and PAYE debts of £25,000 or more when thinking about whether a referral may be appropriate.

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DM referrals

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Where a deposit has been received

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You must also contact the DM securities SPoC if you have an outstanding debt and the employer/person advises this and requests the security is used against their debt. The DM SPoC will liaise with the appropriate FIS officer to establish whether they have already started offset.

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