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INTM331100 · DT applications and claims: Self Assessment - Repayment claims from non-residents

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  2. DT applications and claims: Self Assessment - Repayment claims from non-residents

INTM331104 | DT applications and claims: Self Assessment - Repayment claims from non-residents

From HM Revenue & Customs · International Manual

How to correct a claim

You correct a claim by sending the appropriate correction letter (notice) to theclaimant. In your letter you should explain to the claimant what is wrong and say whatcorrection you are making. You should write to the claimant even if there is an agentacting. Send to the agent a copy of the notice that you send to the claimant.

The following table shows you which letter to send.

Name of letterDescriptionSend to
SA correction 1Correction letterclaimant
SA correction 1ACorrection letterclaimant with an agent
SA correction 1BCorrection letteragent with copy of SA correction 1A letter
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