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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM618300 · Pre-enforcement: coding out: Self Assessment (SA) and Tax Credit (TC) overpayments

  • DMBM618305 · IDMS campaign
  • DMBM618310 · NPS initial coding check
  • DMBM618315 · How to identify cases on IDMS sent for initial coding check
  • DMBM618320 · Debts accepted by NPS following initial coding check
  • DMBM618325 · Debts rejected by NPS following initial coding check
  • DMBM618330 · IDMS 99 letters
  • DMBM618335 · Cases unsuitable for coding out
  • DMBM618340 · How to identify debts awaiting coding out in IDMS
  • DMBM618345 · NPS(PAYE) will perform a hypothetical call to code
  • DMBM618350 · Debt accepted for coding
  • DMBM618355 · P2 annual coding notice
  • DMBM618360 · Debts rejected by NPS at the coding run
  • DMBM618365 · Change of circumstance and reconciliation
  • DMBM618370 · What to do if you identify a debt suitable for coding out
  • DMBM618375 · Manual adjustments on NPS(PAYE) to the amount coded out
  • DMBM618380 · Coding out rejections and rejection types
  • DMBM618385 · Impact of NPS reconciliation on heads of duty
  • DMBM618400 · Further TC points
  1. Pre-enforcement: coding out: Self Assessment (SA) and Tax Credit (TC) overpayments: contents
  2. Pre-enforcement: coding out: Self Assessment (SA) and Tax Credit (TC) overpayments: NPS(PAYE) will perform a hypothetical call to code

DMBM618345 | Pre-enforcement: coding out: Self Assessment (SA) and Tax Credit (TC) overpayments: NPS(PAYE) will perform a hypothetical call to code

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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IDMS will send details of each debt separately to NPS(PAYE) subject to the total being between £100 and £17,000.00 to check the customer’s record to see if the debt can be coded out in the current year plus one.

NPS(PAYE) will:

  • trace and match the debt to the customer’s record

  • check customer is not deceased

  • check customer has a PAYE source against which the debt can be coded

  • conduct a coding check taking into account the customer’s level of income and other underpayments to be coded to ensure the:

  • total of the amount is up to £17,000

  • inclusion of the debt does not take more than 50 per cent of their income.

NPS(PAYE) will prioritise debts to be coded out in the following order:

  • PAYE Potential Underpayments

  • PAYE Underpayments

  • SA Balancing payments

  • debts from IDMS in the following order:

  • earliest date sent

  • largest debt

  • class 2 NIC

  • SA debt over tax credit overpayment if both on the same day for same amount.

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