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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM700000 · Set-offs - S130 FA2008

  • DMBM700010 · Background
  • DMBM700020 · Set-offs and assignments
  • DMBM700030 · Definitions of credit and debit
  • DMBM700040 · Considerations before set-off
  • DMBM700050 · When we can set-off
  • DMBM700060 · When we cannot set-off
  • DMBM700070 · Set-off between direct and indirect taxes
  • DMBM700080 · Set-off between indirect and direct taxes
  • DMBM700085 · Set-off in specific direct tax situations - PAYE
  • DMBM700090 · Set-off between indirect and direct taxes - MTIC traders
  • DMBM700095 · Set-off of Gift Aid against a charity’s debts
  • DMBM700100 · Objections to set-off
  1. Set-offs - S130 FA2008: contents
  2. Set-offs - S130 FA2008: set-offs and assignments

DMBM700020 | Set-offs - S130 FA2008: set-offs and assignments

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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Assignments

The set-off legislation allows repayments nominated to charity under the Self Assessment Donate Scheme to continue to be made to that charity. All other assignments will be secondary to set-off.

Section 133 FA2008 gives HMRC the power to set-off repayments against a taxpayer’s debts where the right to the repayment has been assigned to someone else.

From now on when dealing with assignments (unless assigned under the SA Donate Scheme):

  • S133(10) provides that assignments made on or after 25 June 2008 will not prevent you from setting-off the repayment against the assignor’s (customer’s) debts and, where appropriate the assignee’s debts, before making a net repayment

  • any assignments dated before 25 June 2008 should be honoured and the repayment made to the assignee.

Please also note that the new right of set-off applies to all debts administered by HMRC including National Insurance Contributions.

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