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Self Assessment Manual

SAM101000 · Records: maintain taxpayer record

  • SAM101001 · Introduction
  • SAM101010 · Address flow from CID framework to SA
  • SAM101020 · Address: computer review
  • SAM101030 · Address RLS
  • SAM101031 · Address RLS (Action Guide)
  • SAM101040 · Automatic removal of cases from SA using CY-1 return
  • SAM101042 · Criteria for auto removal of cases from SA using CY-1 return
  • SAM101043 · Automatic removal of ceased self employed and/or partner cases from SA
  • SAM101050 · Automatic unsetting of ‘last SA return required’ signal
  • SAM101060 · Breaking the SA and PAYE link
  • SAM101070 · W050 cid framework rejection work list
  • SAM101071 · W050 CID framework rejection work list (Action Guide)
  • SAM101075 · SA exceptions from Frameworks merging process
  • SAM101076 · SA exceptions from Frameworks merging process (Action Guide)
  • SAM101080 · Deferred class 4 NIC
  • SAM101090 · Dormant records
  • SAM101091 · Dormant records (Action Guide menu)
  • SAM101092 · Dormant records: making a record dormant (Action Guide)
  • SAM101093 · Dormant records: re-activating a dormant record (Action Guide)
  • SAM101094 · Dormant records: automation of dormant record process
  • SAM101100 · Duplicate SA records
  • SAM101101 · Duplicate SA records (Action Guide)
  • SAM101105 · SA mixed records
  • SAM101106 · SA mixed records (Action Guide)
  • SAM101110 · Employer compliance system - expenses and benefits
  • SAM101120 · HMRC delay in using information
  • SAM101121 · HMRC delay in using information (Action Guide)
  • SAM101130 · I filers exception printout
  • SAM101131 · I filers exception printout (Action Guide)
  • SAM101140 · Inhibit auto closure signal
  • SAM101150 · Inhibition of statements
  • SAM101160 · Liability unlikely
  • SAM101170 · Linking SA and PAYE records
  • SAM101180 · Maintain agent for taxpayer
  • SAM101190 · Maintain capacities
  • SAM101200 · Maintain company record
  • SAM101210 · Maintain individual record
  • SAM101220 · Maintain partner
  • SAM101230 · Maintain partnership record
  • SAM101240 · Maintain taxpayer return profile
  • SAM101250 · Maintain trade
  • SAM101260 · Maintain trust record
  • SAM101270 · Maintaining addresses
  • SAM101290 · Nominated partner
  • SAM101310 · W045 pensioner and low income review list
  • SAM101320 · W046 pensioner and low income quality review list
  • SAM101330 · Postcodes
  • SAM101340 · W032 RLS cases work list
  • SAM101350 · View taxpayer details
  • SAM101360 · Who can amend a taxpayer record
  • SAM101370 · Budget payment plan signal
  • SAM101380 · Scottish income tax
  • SAM101390 · Welsh income tax
  1. Records: maintain taxpayer record: contents
  2. Records: maintain taxpayer record: postcodes

SAM101330 | Records: maintain taxpayer record: postcodes

From HM Revenue & Customs · Self Assessment Manual

Postcodes are crucial in SA. Where the SA record is not linked to PAYE, it is by reference to the postcode that the system allocates work items, and suggests that transfer of responsibilities is appropriate.

Whenever a postcode is known, it should be entered on the SA record.

Where no postcode is present on the record

  • The system will accept the office that set up the record as the office responsible for processing work. Work items will be allocated to that office

  • Technical, debt management, and accounting responsibilities will be allocated to the offices nominated to support the office with processing responsibility for the taxpayer

  • Any transfer of responsibility, and therefore current work items, must be initiated by the operator

Two or more linked support offices of the same type

Where there are two or more offices with technical or debt management responsibility linked to the office with responsibility for processing work, the absence of a postcode may create difficulties for those offices.

The system will by default allocate responsibility, and therefore any future work items to only one of those offices. This may not be the correct office. When you establish that a work item is incorrectly allocated to you, it may be necessary to liaise with the office with responsibility for processing work to establish the correct office. When responsibility is transferred, the SA record will be updated and future work items relevant to that Revenue activity will be correctly allocated.

Split postcodes

You will be aware if a postcode is split between your office and another with responsibility for the same type of Revenue activity.

It is recommended that in this situation, the Work Management filter facility is regularly used in each office to identify items by postcode and therefore those incorrectly allocated.

When responsibility is transferred, the SA record will be updated and future work items relevant to that Revenue activity will be correctly allocated.

Postcodes and the Abroad signal

A postcode cannot be entered where an Abroad signal is set.

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