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PAYE Manual

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: automatic uprating: date of increase

PAYE77020 | PAYE operation: incapacity benefit: automatic uprating: date of increase

From HM Revenue & Customs · PAYE Manual

Incapacity Benefit is normally increased from the Thursday following the first Monday after 6 April.

The uprating calculation performed by the computer is based on whole weeks, rounded in the individual’s favour. It is applied to the CY rate of benefit in force at the time of the Budget announcement.

In years when 6 April falls on a Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday, the computer uses 50 weeks at the new rate plus two weeks at the old rate, otherwise it takes 51 weeks at the new rate plus one week at the old rate.

If you need to know the actual weekly amount of the new taxable rate

  • Refer to the annual coding BGN memo

Or

  • Refer to form P242

Or

  • Work back from the actual yearly figure of Incapacity Benefit remembering to deduct one or two weeks at the old rate, which should be shown on the CONTACT HISTORY screen

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