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PAYE Manual

PAYE95000 · Reconcile individual: HMRC delay: ESC A19

  • PAYE95001 · Introduction and glossary of terms
  • PAYE95005 · Text of the concession
  • PAYE95010 · Who is eligible?
  • PAYE95011 · Employer error
  • PAYE95025 · Basic tests to be applied
  • PAYE95035 · Underpayments - overpaid tax for other tax years
  • PAYE95040 · Over-repayments
  • PAYE95045 · Failure to make proper and timely use of relevant information
  • PAYE95050 · When was information received from the taxpayer?
  • PAYE95055 · Information from the employer
  • PAYE95060 · Information from the DWP
  • PAYE95065 · What years?
  • PAYE95070 · Exceptional circumstances - repeated failures
  • PAYE95075 · Examples
  • PAYE95080 · Reasonable belief
  • PAYE95081 · Reasonable belief - factors
  • PAYE95085 · Advisory Tool (internal use only)
  • PAYE95090 · Turning down claims for relief and objections by taxpayers
  • PAYE95095 · Authorisation of tax to be given up
  • PAYE95105 · HMRC delay ESC A19 - office record of amounts given up
  • PAYE95115 · Procedure in SA cases
  1. Reconcile individual: HMRC delay: ESC A19: contents
  2. Reconcile individual: HMRC delay: ESC A19: what years?

PAYE95065 | Reconcile individual: HMRC delay: ESC A19: what years?

From HM Revenue & Customs · PAYE Manual

We can consider ESC A19 for any tax year except CY. CY arrears are not arrears notified late, after the end of the relevant tax year.

Proper and timely use of information ordinarily prevents consideration of arrears notified CY-1. There is only potential for the concession to apply to CY-1 under the exceptional circumstance's limb, where all of its criteria are met.

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Exceptional circumstances

HMRC failed more than once to make proper use of the facts they had been given about one source of income

  • HMRC allowed the arrears to build up over two whole tax years in succession by failing to make proper and timely use of the information we had been given

  • HMRC is satisfied that it was reasonable for the taxpayer to believe that their tax affairs were in order.

In accordance with PAYE95045 the above also means CY-1 arrears cannot be given up in isolation .

See PAYE95070 regarding repeated failures and PAYE95075 for examples of cases.

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