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Self Assessment Manual

SAM110000 · Repayments: issue repayment

  • SAM110001 · Introduction
  • SAM110005 · Allocated payment or credit
  • SAM110010 · Automatic freestanding credits
  • SAM110020 · Automatic repayments
  • SAM110030 · BACS repayment rejection
  • SAM110031 · BACS rejection notified by HMRC Finance (Action Guide)
  • SAM110035 · Balancing charge credit (BCC)
  • SAM110040 · Cancellation of a repayment
  • SAM110041 · Cancellation of a repayment (Action Guide)
  • SAM110050 · Class 4 NIC refunds
  • SAM110060 · PAYE repayment system
  • SAM110070 · Effective dates of payment
  • SAM110080 · Freestanding credits
  • SAM110081 · Freestanding credits (Action Guide menu)
  • SAM110082 · Creating a freestanding credit (Action Guide)
  • SAM110083 · Cancelling / amending a freestanding credit (Action Guide)
  • SAM110085 · Freestanding credit created manually from a brought back claim (Schedule 1B TMA 1970)
  • SAM110086 · Freestanding credit created manually from a ‘stand alone’ claim for error or mistake relief (S33 TMA 1970) or overpayment relief (Schedule 1AB TMA 1970)
  • SAM110087 · Freestanding credit created manually from a ‘stand alone’ claim made after the time limit for amending the return (Schedule 1A TMA 1970)
  • SAM110088 · Freestanding credit created manually from a ‘stand alone’ claim or a claim on a return to carry back losses or pension contributions, or a claim on a return for farmer’s averaging (Schedule 1B TMA 1970). (Not EIS Def
  • SAM110089 · Freestanding credit created manually on the SA record from a PAYE / CODA overpayment, including pre-SA SC60 deductions
  • SAM110090 · In-year repayments to pension schemes
  • SAM110100 · In-year repayments to subcontractors
  • SAM110101 · In-year repayments to subcontractors (Action Guide)
  • SAM110110 · Local office payable orders
  • SAM110111 · Local office payable orders (Action Guide)
  • SAM110115 · Method of repayment
  • SAM110116 · Repay to card
  • SAM110120 · Missing repayments
  • SAM110121 · Missing repayments (Action Guide menu)
  • SAM110122 · Missing BACS repayment (Action Guide)
  • SAM110123 · Missing payable order (Action Guide)
  • SAM110124 · Missing card repayment (Action Guide)
  • SAM110125 · 'no repayment' signal
  • SAM110130 · Nominations and assignments
  • SAM110131 · Nominations and deeds / letters of assignment (Action Guide menu)
  • SAM110132 · Assignment received (Action Guide)
  • SAM110133 · Taxpayer repaid in error (Action Guide)
  • SAM110140 · Non-automatic repayments
  • SAM110141 · Non-automatic repayments (Action Guide menu)
  • SAM110142 · Repayment of an overpayment (Action Guide)
  • SAM110143 · Repayment of a payment made in error (Action Guide)
  • SAM110144 · Reallocation of a payment allocated in error
  • SAM110160 · Overpayments in closed cases
  • SAM110170 · Permanent cessation
  • SAM110180 · Permanent overpayments
  • SAM110185 · R002 repayment notice
  • SAM110187 · Reallocation or repayment of repayment supplement
  • SAM110190 · Repayment authorisation (or cancellation)
  • SAM110200 · Repayment donated to charity (facility withdrawn for all tax years from April 2012)
  • SAM110201 · Repayment donated to charity (facility withdrawn for all tax years from April 2012) (Action Guide)
  • SAM110205 · Repayment inhibitions
  • SAM110210 · Repayment prior to transfer into SA
  • SAM110220 · Repayment set-off (BCC and FSC)
  • SAM110225 · Repayment status
  • SAM110227 · Repayments to trusts and estates
  • SAM110230 · S144 TCGA adjustments
  • SAM110231 · S144 TCGA adjustments by the creation of a freestanding credit
  • SAM110240 · Schedule 1B claims - additional repayments
  • SAM110241 · Schedule 1B claims - additional repayments (Action Guide)
  • SAM110245 · Special action in BACS repayment cases
  • SAM110250 · Structured action requests - SARs
  • SAM110260 · Unallocated payment on SA
  • SAM110270 · In-year repayments - small pension taken as a lump sum payment (formerly known as trivial commutations) and Flexible Pension Payments
  • SAM110271 · In-year repayments - small pension taken as a lump sum (formerly known as trivial commutations) and Flexible Pension Payments (Action Guide)
  1. Repayments: issue repayment: contents
  2. Repayments: issue repayment: in-year repayments to pension schemes

SAM110090 | Repayments: issue repayment: in-year repayments to pension schemes

From HM Revenue & Customs · Self Assessment Manual

General

In-year repayment requests are often made by investment managers, on behalf of the pension scheme, during the year. The investment manager in effect acts as nominee for the trustee.

Where an in-year repayment is requested, SA function CREATE FREESTANDING CREDIT will be used to enter a credit on the SA record.

The effective date of payment given to this freestanding credit is the date the repayment request was received.

Following the use of this function

  • A credit will be created on the SA record which will be available for repayment or allocation against an SA charge

  • A work item will be created and entered on the ‘Freestanding Credit Review’ Work List

  • The No Repayment signal will be set automatically. (The setting of this signal will prevent an automatic repayment and possible over-repayment being made when the return is received)

  • You will be taken to function VIEW STATEMENT, from which you may want to access function ISSUE REPAYMENT FROM OVERPAID BALANCE. If repayment is not appropriate, you should exit that function

  • Use SA function MAINTAIN SA NOTES to enter a brief note recording the fact that a repayment / set-off has been made

More detailed advice on creating a freestanding credit is provided in subject ‘Freestanding Credits’ (SAM110080).

SA / CODA record

All repayments must be made from the SA record. The unlinked CODA record exists to account for liability that arises on certain payments, and is assessable on the administrator.

Detailed information about linking SA to CODA records is provided in subject ‘Link From SA To PAYE/CODA Records’ (SAM100090). You should also refer to separate instructions issued by the Pension Schemes Office.

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