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Official guidance
Repayment Claims Manual

RM2000P · Registering claims

  • RM2000 · Introduction
  • RM2004 · Prime Format
  • RM2008 · Format 1
  • RM2012 · When they have been registered
  • RM2016 · What to do if the file is missing
  • RM2020 · Reconstituting the file
  • RM2024 · Registering a dummy claim
  1. Registering claims: contents
  2. Registering claims: What to do if the file is missing

RM2016 | Registering claims: What to do if the file is missing

From HM Revenue & Customs · Repayment Claims Manual

If the file is missing when you have registered a claim you must look for it carefully. Use the following instructions to help you search. Make a note of where you have looked.

Check

  • all offices and storerooms

  • that it is not with Head Office or another District on loan

  • whether the claim form shows previous taxable income. If it does, telephone the appropriate PAYE or D District/Section and ask whether they have the file

  • that it has not been misfiled under a transposed or incorrect reference

  • a maiden name or forename

  • the first part of a hyphenated name

  • another file for the same person

  • that it has not been misfiled with another file for which a payable order was issued on the same date as the previous payable order for this claimant.

You will be able to find this by

  • using CL to see when the last payable order for this claimant was issued

and

  • checking the Release List for that date.

If you do not succeed in finding the file you should make a new one. This is called reconstituting the file.

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