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PAYE77000 · PAYE operation: incapacity benefit

  • PAYE77001 · Introduction
  • PAYE77010 · Apportioning incapacity benefit
  • PAYE77015 · Automatic uprating and recoding for CY+1
  • PAYE77020 · Automatic uprating: date of increase
  • PAYE77025 · Coding appeals
  • PAYE77030 · Form P45(IB)
  • PAYE77035 · Form P45(IB)(O)
  • PAYE77040 · Form P46(IB)
  • PAYE77045 · Form P60(IB)
  • PAYE77050 · How forms reach offices
  • PAYE77055 · How incapacity benefit is taxed
  • PAYE77060 · Incapacity benefit signals on PAYE service
  • PAYE77065 · Inquiries about incapacity benefit
  • PAYE77070 · Modified PAYE used by department for work and pensions
  • PAYE77080 · Notifications of incapacity benefit
  • PAYE77085 · Repayment claims
  • PAYE77090 · Self employed claimants
  • PAYE77095 · Important points to note
  1. PAYE operation: incapacity benefit: contents
  2. PAYE operation: incapacity benefit: apportioning incapacity benefit

PAYE77010 | PAYE operation: incapacity benefit: apportioning incapacity benefit

From HM Revenue & Customs · PAYE Manual

Incapacity Benefit is a daily benefit (as opposed to a weekly benefit) and in strictness the amount chargeable to tax is the amount due in the year. Because cessation and changes of rate are likely to be quite frequent, apportionments will be more common than in State pension cases.

  • For calculation and repayment purposes these should be as precise as possible

  • For coding, if you are using a cumulative code, there is no objection to using whole weeks rounded in the individual’s favour

The uprating calculation for CY+1 performed by the computer at annual coding is based on whole weeks.

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