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Official guidance
Self Assessment: the legal framework

SALF600 · Claims, Elections and Notices

  • SALF602 · Introduction
  • SALF603 · Claims, Elections and Notices included in Tax Returns: general procedures for making claims
  • SALF604 · Claims, Elections and Notices not included in Tax Returns: a 'process now - check later' scheme applies to any claim not included in a Tax Return
  • SALF605 · Procedures for making claims other than in a Tax Return
  • SALF606 · Amendments of claims
  • SALF607 · Giving effect to claims
  • SALF608 · Record keeping requirement
  • SALF609 · Enquiries into claims
  • SALF610 · Settlement of an enquiry
  • SALF611 · Claims given effect by a carry-back of a relief to an earlier year
  • SALF612 · Miscellaneous provisions on claims
  • SALF613 · Time limits for claims
  1. Claims, Elections and Notices: contents
  2. Claims, Elections and Notices: giving effect to claims

SALF607 | Claims, Elections and Notices: giving effect to claims

From HM Revenue & Customs · Self Assessment: the legal framework

Unless a claim is under enquiry it must be given effect as soon as is practicable

Para 4, Schedule 1A

Once a claim (or a subsequent amendment) has been made the officer of the Board (or the Board) must normally give effect to that claim ‘as soon as practicable’. This may mean:

  • that tax is discharged or repaid

  • that coding adjustments are made to reduce or repay tax through PAYE

  • that, in the case of a partnership, a discharge or repayment of tax is made for each partner.

Where a claim is subject to enquiry the action required to give effect to the claim need not be taken until that enquiry is complete. However, the officer of the Board making the enquiry has the discretion to give effect to the claim, in whole or in part, on a provisional basis.

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