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Repayment Claims Manual

RM3664P · Claims selected for the detailed check: reviewing the claim form: claims made on behalf of minors

  • RM3664 · Reviewing the claim form: What is a minor
  • RM3668 · Reviewing claim form: claim made by or on behalf of minor
  • RM3676 · Reviewing claim form: submissions to HMRC Trusts Head Office Edinburgh: minors
  • RM3677 · Reviewing claim form: claims for 16/17 year olds living in Scotland
  • RM3680 · Reviewing the claim form: decide whether claimant is entitled to repayment
  • RM3684 · Reviewing claim form: confirm a minor's title to income
  • RM3688 · Reviewing claim form: Claims for income from several sources
  • RM3692 · Reviewing claim form: minor is beneficiary under a Will
  • RM3693 · Reviewing claim form: minor has absolute interest under will
  • RM3696 · Reviewing the claim form: minor's income is from trust
  • RM3700 · Reviewing the claim form: minor's income is from deed of covenant
  • RM3704 · Reviewing claim form: part of minor's income received under Maintenance Order
  • RM3708 · Reviewing the claim form: minor's income is from funds held by Court
  • RM3712 · Reviewing the claim form: minor's income is earned income
  • RM3716 · Reviewing the claim form: minor's income from any other source
  • RM3720 · Reviewing the claim form: The details you need
  • RM3724 · Reviewing the claim form: When to inform the donor's GCD
  • RM3728 · Reviewing the claim form: whether to accept that income is minor's
  • RM3732 · Reviewing the claim form: How to review the form
  1. Claims selected for the detailed check: reviewing the claim form: claims made on behalf of minors: contents
  2. Reviewing claim form: part of minor's income received under Maintenance Order

RM3704 | Reviewing claim form: part of minor's income received under Maintenance Order

From HM Revenue & Customs · Repayment Claims Manual

What to do if a minor receives income under a Maintenance Order or Agreement depends upon

  • the date of the order or agreement

and

  • whether it replaces an earlier order or agreement.

Use the following table to decide how much of the gross income to include in the repayment computation.

SituationAction
The Maintenance Order or Agreement was made on or after 15 March 1988 and does not replace or vary an earlier order or agreementExclude the income the payments are exempt from tax in the hands of the minor, the payments should be made gross because the payer does not have the right to deduct tax from them.
The order was made before 15 March 1988*The payments should be made gross. The amount chargeable to tax is restricted to the amount chargeable in 1988-89.
The agreement was made before 15 March 1988The maintenance will be treated as taxable income of the payer. Payment will normally be made gross. If tax is deducted do not repay it, but do not express any view as to whether tax should have been deducted. This is a matter for the parties to the agreement.
The order replaces or varies an order made before 15 March 1988* (or an earlier replacement or variation of the pre 15 March 1988 order)The payments should be made gross. \n \nThe amount chargeable to tax is restricted to the amount chargeable in 1988-89.
The order replaces or varies an agreement made before 15 March 1988*The payments should be made gross. The amount chargeable to tax cannot exceed any amount taxed as the minor’s income in 1988-89.
The agreement was made before 15 March 1988 and replaces or varies an order or agreement made before 15 March 1988Payments by a parent to a minor under an agreement are treated as the parents income for tax purposes. Do not repay any tax deducted. See RE1233.
The agreement was made on or after 14 March 1988 and replaces or varies an order or agreement made before 15 March 1988See RE1233 and submit the agreement to HMRC Trusts (Edinburgh) for advice.

To determine the gross amount of the minor’s 1988-89 chargeable income, if it is not already agreed, see RE1132,1228 and 1226.

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