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Official guidance
Repayment Claims Manual

RM4044P · Detailed check of vouchers: how to decide who has suffered the tax

  • RM4044 · RO instructions: Vouchers in the sole name of the taxpayer
  • RM4048 · RO instructions: Vouchers in joint names of husband and wife
  • RM4052 · RO instructions: Vouchers: claim made by/on behalf of minor
  • RM4056 · RO instructions: vouchers not in sole name of individual taxpayer
  • RM4060 · RO instructions: First claims: vouchers not in sole name of taxpayer
  • RM4064 · RO instructions: Renewal claims: vouchers not in sole name of taxpayer
  • RM4068 · RO instructions: Vouchers: not in taxpayers name as shares transferred
  1. Detailed check of vouchers: how to decide who has suffered the tax: contents
  2. RO instructions: Vouchers in the sole name of the taxpayer

RM4044 | RO instructions: Vouchers in the sole name of the taxpayer

From HM Revenue & Customs · Repayment Claims Manual

If the voucher is in the sole name of the taxpayer

  • accept it.

When a voucher has an `a/c’ marking on it

  • if the voucher is made out to a bank or building society as payee for a sole taxpayer accept it provided the `a/c’ marking is in the following form

    Pay National Westminster Bank PLC
    a/c A J Brown

In this case the bank receives the money for A J Brown. There is no difference between a voucher showing payment to A J Brown direct and one to the bank for A J Brown.

If a voucher has any other form of `a/c’ marking on it is not in the sole name of the taxpayer.

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