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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM802000 · Time To Pay: Time To Pay requests

  • DMBM802010 · Initial considerations
  • DMBM802015 · Sports clubs
  • DMBM802020 · Repeat requests
  • DMBM802030 · Joint debts
  • DMBM802040 · Repayments due from HMRC
  • DMBM802050 · Written requests for Time To Pay
  • DMBM802060 · Requests from voluntary sector organisations
  • DMBM802100 · Deciding which information to gather
  • DMBM802110 · Negotiating frameworks
  • DMBM802120 · Income & expenditure
  • DMBM802130 · Time To Pay requests: Corporate Debt Questionnaire
  • DMBM802200 · Tax Credit cases
  • DMBM802205 · Debts being collected though the tax code
  • DMBM802210 · Debts less than £250,000
  • DMBM802220 · Debts of £250,000 and over but below £750,000
  • DMBM802230 · Debts of £750,000 and over
  • DMBM802240 · Independent Business Reviews
  • DMBM802250 · Self Assessment cases
  • DMBM802260 · TTP: Time To Pay requests: VAT cases
  • DMBM802300 · Additional evidence
  • DMBM802400 · Compliance Accountants
  • DMBM802500 · Offsetting losses
  1. Time To Pay: Time To Pay requests: contents
  2. Time To Pay: Time To Pay requests: negotiating frameworks

DMBM802110 | Time To Pay: Time To Pay requests: negotiating frameworks

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Using the Negotiating Frameworks

The Negotiating Frameworks have been designed to enable us to quickly obtain relevant information that can be used to make a decision on TTP requests.

There are threenegotiating frameworks. These are the:

  • Tax credit negotiating frameworks

  • Individual debt negotiating framework

  • Business debt negotiating framework

When deciding which framework to use you should make a decision based on the information at DMBM802100.

(This content has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000)(This content has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000)(This content has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000)The frameworks are designed to encourage intuitive questioning during a free flowing conversation and are not fixed scripts which must be followed verbatim.

They are aimed at finding out:

  • why the customer cannot pay

  • what they have done to raise the money

  • what their proposals for payment are

  • what assets are available

  • what changes are being made or action taken so that the customer cant afford the repayments and pay ongoing liabilities.

The information obtained using the framework should be recorded on the relevant computer system.

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