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Self Assessment Manual

SAM103000 · Records: movement of taxpayer records

  • SAM103001 · Introduction
  • SAM103010 · Amending or breaking a PAYE link
  • SAM103020 · CPR (complex personal return) cases
  • SAM103021 · CPR (complex personal return) cases (Action Guide menu)
  • SAM103022 · Transfer of CPR record - action in CPR team (Action Guide)
  • SAM103023 · Transfer of CPR record - action in local office (Action Guide)
  • SAM103030 · Expat (expatriate) employees
  • SAM103032 · Expat (expatriate) employees: transfer of expat record - action in expat team (Action Guide)
  • SAM103040 · Movement of PAYE linked records
  • SAM103050 · Movement of SA only records
  • SAM103051 · Movement of SA only records (Action Guide)
  • SAM103060 · Postcodes
  • SAM103070 · W013 potential transfer cases
  • SAM103071 · W013 potential transfer cases (Action Guide)
  • SAM103080 · Receipt of file or PN pad
  • SAM103090 · SA responsible office rules
  • SAM103110 · Transfer-in annual claims cases
  • SAM103111 · Transfer-in annual claims case (Action Guide)
  • SAM103120 · Transfer prompt
  • SAM103121 · Transfer prompt (Action Guide)
  • SAM103130 · Transfer-out annual claims case
  • SAM103131 · Transfer-out annual claims case (Action Guide)
  • SAM103140 · When to transfer processing responsibility
  1. Records: movement of taxpayer records: contents
  2. Records: movement of taxpayer records: transfer-out annual claims case

SAM103130 | Records: movement of taxpayer records: transfer-out annual claims case

From HM Revenue & Customs · Self Assessment Manual

National Claims Office deals with annual claims cases.

On receipt and capture of an SA return, any repayment due to the taxpayer will be made automatically by the SA system. However, you may identify cases appropriate for transfer to the National Claims Office in day to day work.

Before transferring an SA case to National Claims Office, you should satisfy yourself that there are no outstanding liabilities. Where you are satisfied that the taxpayer can be taken out of SA you should, using the Action Guide ‘Dormant Records’ in section ‘Maintain Taxpayer Record’

  • Make the SA record dormant

And

  • If there is a link to a PAYE record wait for the link to be broken

Automatic processing will unset the SA signal on the PAYE record. The Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR) will remain on that record.

You should then

  • Complete form R48A(NCO), including the NINO and UTR boxes, and send it to National Claims Office

  • Notify the taxpayer, and where appropriate the agent, that National Claims Office will deal with future claims

Note: You must submit the relevant papers with the form.

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