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Official guidance
Employment Income Manual

EIM76000 · Social security benefits

  • EIM76001 · What are social security benefits?
  • EIM76002 · Categories of social security benefits
  • EIM76003 · Rates of social security benefits payable
  • EIM76004 · Taxation of social security benefits
  • EIM76005 · Benefits paid in arrears, overpaid and not paid weekly
  • EIM76006 · Benefits when in hospital
  • EIM76007 · Entitlement to more than one benefit
  • EIM76008 · Benefit paid on behalf of EU countries
  • EIM76009 · Taxable foreign benefits
  • EIM76100 · List of non-taxable social security benefits
  • EIM76101 · List of taxable social security benefits
  • EIM76102 · Dependency additions
  • EIM76103 · War widow's pension
  • EIM76150 · Particular taxable social security benefits: introduction
  • EIM76160 · The State pension
  • EIM76170 · Bereavement benefits: summary
  • EIM76171 · Bereavement support payment
  • EIM76172 · Widowed parent's allowance
  • EIM76173 · Bereavement allowance
  • EIM76176 · Widow's benefits: summary
  • EIM76177 · Widowed mother's allowance
  • EIM76178 · Widow's pension
  • EIM76180 · Incapacity benefit: summary
  • EIM76185 · Employment & Support Allowance: Summary
  • EIM76186 · Employment & Support Allowance: Taxation
  • EIM76190 · Income support: summary
  • EIM76200 · Industrial death benefit: summary
  • EIM76210 · Carer's allowance: summary
  • EIM76220 · Jobseeker's allowance: summary
  • EIM76222 · How much jobseeker's allowance is taxable
  • EIM76224 · Benefit paid during layoffs and short time working
  • EIM76225 · Relationship between jobseeker's allowance and other benefits
  • EIM76226 · Payments under the Employment Protection Acts
  • EIM76300 · Inland Revenue notification of taxable benefits
  • EIM76301 · Taxpayer's notification of taxable benefit
  • EIM76302 · Dealing with taxpayer enquiries
  • EIM76303 · Procedure for written objections
  • EIM76304 · Where there is no objection outstanding
  • EIM76305 · HMRC review of objection cases
  • EIM76306 · Potential appeals against assessments on jobseeker’s allowance
  • EIM76307 · Benefit Office reporting limits
  • EIM76308 · How to deal with late objections
  • EIM76350 · Statutory sick pay: summary
  • EIM76360 · Statutory maternity pay: summary
  • EIM76361 · Statutory maternity pay: interaction with other maternity pay
  • EIM76370 · Statutory paternity pay: summary
  • EIM76380 · Statutory adoption pay: summary
  • EIM76390 · Statutory parental bereavement pay: summary
  • EIM76400 · Statutory Neonatal Care pay: Summary
  • EIM76221 · How jobseeker's allowance is made up
  • EIM76223 · Jobseeker's allowance paid during strikes and back to work bonus
  1. Social security benefits: contents
  2. Social security benefits: dealing with taxpayer enquiries

EIM76302 | Social security benefits: dealing with taxpayer enquiries

From HM Revenue & Customs · Employment Income Manual

HMRC offices can only give general explanations about how much jobseeker’s allowance (JSA) is taxable.

If a taxpayer wants to discuss how much of any benefit is taxable you should refer the enquiry to the appropriate Benefit Office or Jobcentre. That office will know how the taxpayer’s benefit was made up and so be in a position to give a detailed explanation.

Also it is the Benefit Office or Jobcentre that initiates the special appeals process for JSA. In most cases this involves the taxpayer making an objection and an appeal at the relevant times. This is explained at EIM76301 to EIM76309.

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