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Repayment Claims Manual

RM1548P · Setting up and amending: what happens when a taxpayer dies

  • RM1548 · Existing annual claims case: taxpayer dies
  • RM1552 · Existing annual claims case: what to do when first notification of death received
  • RM1553 · Probate, Confirmation, Letters of Administration, Wills
  • RM1556 · Annual claims case: the administration period
  • RM1560 · Existing annual claims case: making the repayment to date of death
  • RM1564 · Making the repayment to date of death
  1. Setting up and amending: what happens when a taxpayer dies: contents
  2. Making the repayment to date of death

RM1564 | Making the repayment to date of death

From HM Revenue & Customs · Repayment Claims Manual

When you have received the R40 you should follow the normal processing rules.

This means that the information provided should be accepted without further enquiry, subject to any obvious repair to the R40 or calculation which may be needed.

Formal enquiries into a claim.

Only in cases where you are not satisfied with the repayment claim should you make formal enquiries under paragraph 5 Schedule 1A

Repayments over £5000. Form R9.Notification to IR Capital Taxes

Where the cumulative amount repaid for the periods up to the date of death exceeds £5,000

  • Complete Form R9

  • Send this form together with a copy of the Probate etc if held, to IR Capital Taxes (IR - CT) Nottingham.

  • Advise the claimant when you make the repayment that the amount must also be returned for Inheritance Tax purposes.

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