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INTM331050 · DT applications and claims: Self Assessment - Repayment claims from non-residents

  • INTM331051 · DT applications and claims: Self Assessment - Repayment claims from non-residents
  • INTM331052 · DT applications and claims: Self Assessment - Repayment claims from non-residents
  • INTM331053 · DT applications and claims: Self Assessment - Repayment claims from non-residents
  • INTM331054 · DT applications and claims: Self Assessment - Repayment claims from non-residents
  1. DT applications and claims: Self Assessment - Repayment claims from non-residents: contents
  2. DT applications and claims: Self Assessment - Repayment claims from non-residents

INTM331052 | DT applications and claims: Self Assessment - Repayment claims from non-residents

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

How to identify an unsuccessful attempt to make a claim

Examples of an unsuccessful attempt to make a claim are

  • Claims made after expiry of the time limit

  • Declaration on the claim form not signed

  • Declaration signed but not by the claimant or other suitable signatory where appropriate

  • Not answering relevant questions on the claim form

  • Not supplying all the other information or documents requested in the claim form or notes

  • DT Claim not certified where needed (see certification of claims at INTM330500)

If you have an unsuccessful attempt to make a claim see INTM331054for details of what to do.

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