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Self Assessment Manual

SAM1000 · Amend payment: claim to adjust payments on account

  • SAM1001 · Introduction
  • SAM1010 · Calculation of payments on account
  • SAM1020 · Collecting payments on account
  • SAM1030 · Receiving a claim to adjust payments on account
  • SAM1040 · Validity of claim to adjust payments on account
  • SAM1050 · Processing a claim to adjust PoA
  • SAM1051 · Processing a claim to adjust PoA (Action Guide)
  • SAM1060 · Incorrect adjustments and errors
  • SAM1070 · Overpayment and repayment
  • SAM1080 · Recovery of payments on account and costs
  • SAM1081 · Recovery of payments on account and costs (Action Guide)
  • SAM1100 · Rules for calculating payments on account
  • SAM1110 · Rules for adjusting payments on account
  • SAM1120 · Consequences of amending payments on account
  1. Amend payment: claim to adjust payments on account: contents
  2. Amend payment: claim to adjust payments on account: overpayment and repayment

SAM1070 | Amend payment: claim to adjust payments on account: overpayment and repayment

From HM Revenue & Customs · Self Assessment Manual

The taxpayer may make a claim to reduce payments on account after paying one or both of the payments on account. As a consequence of processing a claim, the taxpayer’s SA record may become overpaid.

When payments on account are reduced the late payment interest position is reviewed. Any excess interest paid is also included in the overpaid amount.

The overpayment remains on the taxpayer record and will be allocated against future liabilities unless the taxpayer asks for a repayment.

If a repayment is requested the amount repaid will include any repayment interest calculated from the relevant date. For further information see business area ‘Repayments’ (SAM110000 onwards).

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