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Repayment Claims Manual

RM2552P · Repayment computation: RO/RE instructions

  • RM2552 · RO/RE instructions: Introduction: RE cases
  • RM2556 · RO/RE instructions: Prime Format
  • RM2560 · RO/RE instructions: Format 1: Completion of Format 1
  • RM2564 · RO/RE instructions: Allowances and deductions
  • RM2568 · RO/RE instructions: Format 2
  • RM2572 · RO/RE instructions: Format 3
  • RM2576 · RO/RE instructions: Format 4
  • RM2580 · RO/RE instructions: Preparing papers for issue of repayment
  1. Repayment computation: RO/RE instructions: contents
  2. RO/RE instructions: Allowances and deductions

RM2564 | RO/RE instructions: Allowances and deductions

From HM Revenue & Customs · Repayment Claims Manual

The computer identifies each allowance or deduction by means of an abbreviation. Sometimes it is sufficient to enter the abbreviation on its own. The computer will then enter the standard amount for that year. Some abbreviations however must be entered with an amount and some can only be used for certain years. The table on the next page shows the abbreviations which you can use

The table below explains the computer enteries which are required and when to use the new computer identifier MAH.

CircumstancesWife’s AllowanceHusband’s Allowance
Elder spouse under 65 \nElder spouse aged 65-74 \nElder spouse aged 75 + \nElder spouse under 65 \nElder spouse aged 65-74 \nElder spouse aged 75 +MAH \nMAH \nMAH \nMAH \nMAH \nMAMAH \nMAH less half of MA \nMAE less half of MAH \nNo allowance \nMAH less MA \nMAE less MA

The table assumes that Age allowance is due in full. If either spouse is 65 or over and reduced Age allowance is due, calculate the allowance manually.

Remember that age related additions to the Married Couple’s allowance are not transferable

The table below shows the abbreviations which you can use. The ones which need an amount are marked with an asterisk. Those marked with a dollar ($) sign are allowable as a tax credit from 1994-95, using the descriptor PTR. Where there is no year shown the entry applies to all years.

Allowance/deductionIdentifierFromTo
Accrued Income ReliefAIR*1985-86-
Additional Personal AllowanceAPA$-
Age AllowanceAA*-1989-90
Blind Persons ReliefBRP--
Building Society---
Interest (paid)BSI*--
Business Expansion---
SchemeBES*-1993-94
Enterprise Investment SchemeEIS*$1993-94-
Higher Personal AllowanceHPA-1989-90
Loan Interest (paid)LOAN*--
Lower Personal AllowanceLPA-1989-90
Maintenance PaymentsSMP*$--
Married AllowanceMA1990-91-
Married Allowance (65-74)MAA1990-91-
Married Allowance (75+)MAE1990-91-
Married Allowance HalfMAH1993-94-
Personal AllowancePA*-1989-90
Personal AllowancePA1990-91-
Personal Allowance (65/74)PAA1990-91-
Personal Allowance (75+)PAE1990-91-
Personal ReliefPR*1990-91-
Personal Pension ReliefPPR*1988-89-
Retirement Annuity ReliefRAR*--
SuperannuationSUPN*--
Transitional Allowance for WivesTAW*1990-91-
Widow’s Bereavement AllowanceWBA $--
Wife’s Earned Income AllowanceWEIA-1989-90
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