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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 joint names of husband and wife

RM4048 | RO instructions: Vouchers in joint names of husband and wife

From HM Revenue & Customs · Repayment Claims Manual

If you receive a claim to repayment of tax credit or tax suffered by a husband or wife accept a voucher in the joint names of the husband and wife as evidence each spouse has suffered part of the tax on the voucher.

Each spouse is entitled to half the income on the voucher unless they have made a valid joint declaration on form 17. See In 145 onwards. However, the certificate may only show the tax attributable to one partner if the other has registered for interest to be paid gross.

When you receive a voucher in the name of the parents in support of a claim made on behalf of a minor see RM4052 below.

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