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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: miscellaneous provisions on claims

SALF612 | Claims, Elections and Notices: miscellaneous provisions on claims

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

Supplementary claims

Section 42(9)

A taxpayer may make a supplementary claim where an error or mistake has been discovered in the original claim, providing the time limit for making the original claim has not expired. This rule applies whether the original claim was made using the Section 42 or Schedule 1A procedures.

Claims, elections and notices that must be made on behalf of a partnership

Section 42(6) & (7)

There are a number of claims, elections and notices in the Taxes Acts that must be made on behalf of a partnership as if it were an individual. These may be made by either:

  • Section 42 procedures by inclusion in a partnership tax return, or

  • Schedule 1A procedures. In any such case the partners may nominate one of their number to make the claim.

A list of the claims, elections and notices that must be made at partnership level is included at Section 42(7).

Claims by trustees, guardians, tutors and curators

Section 42(8)

Trustees, guardians, tutors and curators may make claims on behalf of incapacitated persons (as defined at section 118(1)). Similarly, anyone assessed in a representative capacity may make a claim for the repayment or discharge of tax.

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