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PAYE Manual

PAYE91000 · Reconcile individual: overpayments

  • PAYE91001 · Introduction
  • PAYE91005 · Repayments
  • PAYE91010 · Cancelling a repayment
  • PAYE91015 · Early repayments
  • PAYE91020 · End of year reconciliation: early repayments and form P11D
  • PAYE91035 · Making a repayment
  • PAYE91037 · Repayments by BACS process
  • PAYE91040 · Nominees
  • PAYE91045 · Overpayment tolerances
  • PAYE91050 · Record repayment
  • PAYE91055 · Re-issue / re-instate repayment
  • PAYE91060 · Repayment to be issued manually (Welsh language)
  • PAYE91062 · Prepare and issue a manual repayment
  • PAYE91065 · Repayment claim forms and requests
  • PAYE91070 · Work item 128 - manual WI - recalculate REPT
  • PAYE91075 · No repayment indicator
  • PAYE91080 · Work item 245 - overpayment identified issue manual payment
  • PAYE91085 · Repayment supplement
  • PAYE91090 · PAYE Service overpayment to be set against self assessment (SA)
  • PAYE91095 · Repayments paid from a later year
  1. Reconcile individual: overpayments: contents
  2. Reconcile individual: overpayments: cancelling a repayment

PAYE91010 | Reconcile individual: overpayments: cancelling a repayment

From HM Revenue & Customs · PAYE Manual

A repayment can be cancelled in one of 3 ways

  1. Prior to submission of the calculation by selecting the [Cancel] button. This is done in the Clerical Processing Officer role, see PAYE93037

  2. Post submission of the calculation but before the system has issued it. This is done in the R400 Check role. Instruction on how to access this function is contained within specialist guidance for R400 Checkers; during this process you may receive Error Code 10002 if reconciliation is re-triggered before the cancellation process is complete

  3. Post issue of the repayment if the cheque is sent back uncashed. This is done in the Payable Order Control role, see action guide tax40120. Also see PAYE91037 under heading 'BACS failures'.

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