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Self Assessment Claims Manual

SACM20010 · Appendix 1: Old error or mistake rules

  • SACM20015 · Appendix 1: Old Error or Mistake Relief: Legislation
  • SACM20020 · Appendix 1: Old Error or Mistake Relief: Essential Conditions
  • SACM20025 · Appendix 1: Old Error or Mistake Relief: What it Covers
  • SACM20030 · Appendix 1: Old Error or Mistake Relief: 'Return'
  • SACM20035 · Appendix 1: Old Error or Mistake Relief: Assessment
  • SACM20040 · Appendix 1: Old Error or Mistake Relief: Causal Link
  • SACM20045 · Appendix 1: Old Error or Mistake Relief: Time Limits
  • SACM20050 · Appendix 1: Old Error or Mistake Relief: Practice Generally Prevailing
  • SACM20055 · Appendix 1: Old Error or Mistake Relief: Deliberate Choice
  • SACM20060 · Appendix 1: Old Error or Mistake Relief: 'All Relevant Circumstances'
  • SACM20065 · Appendix 1: Old Error or Mistake Relief: Assessments Determined on Appeal
  • SACM20070 · Appendix 1: Old Error or Mistake Relief: Tax Must Have Been Paid
  • SACM20075 · Appendix 1: Old Error or Mistake Relief: Is To Be Given in Terms of Tax
  • SACM20080 · Appendix 1: Old Error or Mistake Relief: Repayment Supplement
  • SACM20085 · Appendix 1: Old Error or Mistake Relief: Dealing with Claims
  • SACM20090 · Appendix 1: Old Error or Mistake Relief: Determination by Board
  • SACM20095 · Appendix 1: Old Error or Mistake Relief: PAYE & VAT Settlements
  • SACM20100 · Appendix 1: Old Error or Mistake Relief: Class 4 NIC
  1. Appendix 1: Old error or mistake rules: Contents
  2. Appendix 1: Old Error or Mistake Relief: 'Return'

SACM20030 | Appendix 1: Old Error or Mistake Relief: 'Return'

From HM Revenue & Customs · Self Assessment Claims Manual

From 1 April 2010, it is not possible to make a claim for the old error or mistake relief for any period. The relief is replaced by overpayment relief, see SACM12000+. You will only need the guidance in SACM Appendix 1 if you are dealing with a claim made before 1 April 2010.

The word return' includes any statement or declaration under the Taxes Acts (TMA70/S118), whether or not made by the claimant. For instance, a statutory return in respect of the claimant completed by the claimant's employer would qualify. Accounts and computations should also be regarded as covered by the word return’.

Where the assessment which is alleged to be excessive is not based on the taxpayer’s return (an estimate for example) or the taxpayer has made no return, there is no ground for relief. Although the assessment may be excessive it will not be excessive `by reason of some error or mistake in a return’ TMA70/S33 (1).

See SACM20015 for errors or mistakes in claims to relief which are not required to be made in a return.

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