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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: local office payable orders (Action Guide)

SAM110111 | Repayments: issue repayment: local office payable orders (Action Guide)

From HM Revenue & Customs · Self Assessment Manual

Where a request for a local office payable order is made, follow steps 1 - 10 below, as appropriate.

For details of how to access any of the SA functions, select ‘Index Of Functions’ on the left of the screen.

1. Use function VIEW STATEMENT to

  • Select the most recent statement

  • On the most recent statement select the line number with the description ‘Before allocation to charges becoming due’ (Type TBAL)

  • Select the [Repay] button. You will then be taken to function ISSUE REPAYMENT FROM OVERPAID BALANCE

2. In function ISSUE REPAYMENT FROM OVERPAID BALANCE

  • Enter details of the repayment to the taxpayer, agent or nominee

  • Specify the method of repayment (SAM110115) as ‘Local Office Payable Order’

  • Enter the estimated issue date of the repayment (taking into account the 3 days for the payable order processing cycle)

3. Complete a Payable Order Request Form (PORF), which can be found on SEES: Forms and Letters: MISC category: and Payable Order Request Form

  • Both sections 1 and 2 must be completed

  • Guidance Notes are available to assist in the completion of the form by selecting the relevant field on the form and selecting the F1 key

  • Save a copy of the PORF under the UTR before e-mailing it to your authoriser/FLM

  • At the same time pass any case papers, computations, forms and letters for the customer to your authoriser/FLM

4. On receipt of the case papers and PORF, the authoriser/FLM should

  • Check all case papers, computations, forms and letters for the customer and authorise the repayment in line with current guidance

  • Complete section 3 of the PORF in line with the guidance notes and e-mail to your security checker

  • Pass case papers, computations, forms and letters for the customer to the security checker for security checking in line with current guidance

5. On receipt of the case papers and PORF, the security checker should

  • Perform security checks in line with current guidance

  • Print a copy of the form to retain with the case papers

  • Submit the PORF by selecting the ‘Post’ button at the bottom of the form. A dialogue box is displayed: ‘ Your Payable Order Request Form has been submitted for processing’

Note: ‘Posting’ a manual PORF is restricted to security checkers. It is essential that any changes of responsibility are kept up to date and notified immediately to ‘DL – Cumbernauld Repayments Team’ using the appropriate form

  • Arrange to issue computations and letter to the customer

  • Keep the case papers and copy of the PORF until the unique Payable Order serial number is available on the Payable Order Database

6. It will take approximately 3 working days from submission of the PORF for the payable order to be posted to the customer and the Payable Order Database to be populated with the unique payable order number. The payable order serial number can then be obtained from the Payable Order Database. Access to the database is restricted to security checkers

  • To obtain the serial number of the payable order, access the Payable Order Database and enter the case reference and the date. The date will normally be the date of submission plus one working day, or if submitted after 16.00hrs, it will be the date of submission plus two working days

  • Once you have obtained the serial number, enter it on your copy of the PORF before passing it back to the caseworker with the relevant papers

  • If you are unable to trace your payable order request, or you have a specific enquiry relating to it, you will need to send an e-mail to the ‘DL- Cumbernauld Repayments Team’

7. The case worker should note the payable order serial number in SA NOTES, file the case papers as appropriate and follow steps 8 - 10 below

8. Use function VIEW STATEMENT to

  • Select the statement showing the repayment

  • Select the repayment you want to view using the Select Line field

  • Select the [View] button. You will then be taken to function VIEW REPAYMENT

9. In function VIEW REPAYMENT

  • Select the [Confirm] button. You will then be taken to function CONFIRM MANUAL REPAYMENT

10. In function CONFIRM MANUAL REPAYMENT enter the following details

  • The actual date of issue of the repayment

  • The Payable Order serial number

  • Whether notification of the repayment was sent to the agent

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