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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: how forms reach offices

PAYE77050 | PAYE operation: incapacity benefit: how forms reach offices

From HM Revenue & Customs · PAYE Manual

The Incapacity Benefit (IB) claim form asks claimants whether they expect to receive either an occupational pension or non-statutory sick pay from an employer, in addition to Incapacity Benefit.

If the answer is yes

  • Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) sends the P46(IB) to Inland Revenue Pensions Liaison Section (IRPLS) in Newcastle for tracing

  • IRPLS then

  • Checks any tax reference supplied by the claimant

  • Sends the forms to the main office

  • Sends any no trace forms to East Kilbride who will try to obtain the name and address of any employer or pension payer and redirect accordingly

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If the answer is no

  • DWP sends the form to East Kilbride and use an appropriate tax code depending on the details entered on the form

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