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Tax Credits Manual

TCM0204000 · Passported benefits - Healthy Start vouchers

  • TCM0204020 · Healthy Start vouchers
  • TCM0204060 · Healthy Start vouchers - exemption certificate not automatically issued (Info)
  • TCM0204080 · Healthy Start vouchers - exemption certificate not automatically issued (AG)
  • TCM0204100 · Healthy Start vouchers - Healthy Start Issuing Unit enquiries (Info)
  • TCM0204120 · Healthy Start vouchers - Healthy Start Issuing Unit enquiries (AG)
  • TCM0204160 · Healthy Start vouchers - manual issue of queries
  • TCM0204180 · Healthy Start vouchers - temporary reference number cases (Info)
  • TCM0204200 · Healthy Start vouchers - temporary reference number cases (AG)
  1. Passported benefits - Healthy Start vouchers: contents
  2. Passported benefits - Healthy Start vouchers: Healthy Start vouchers - temporary reference number cases (AG)

TCM0204200 | Passported benefits - Healthy Start vouchers: Healthy Start vouchers - temporary reference number cases (AG)

From HM Revenue & Customs · Tax Credits Manual

To deal with the NONO spreadsheet for issuing Healthy Start vouchers, consider steps 1 to 3.

Step 1

Use Function VIEW APPLICATION

  • enter the customer’s NINO in the Key Entry Data screen

  • select the All checkbox

  • select [OK]. You’ll be taken to the Select Application Screen

  • select the latest application

  • select [OK]. You’ll be taken to the Application Summary screen

  • select ‘VH’ on the toolbar menu. You’ll be taken to the View Application History screen

  • select ‘Ch’ on the toolbar menu. You’ll be taken to the Children screen

  • If the claim is traced, establish if entitlement to Healthy Start vouchers exists. Follow the guidance in TCM0204020

  • If entitlement to Healthy Start vouchers exists in the last four to six weeks, go to Step 2.

  • If no entitlement to Healthy Start vouchers exists in the last four to six weeks, enter ‘No Entitlement’ in the ‘Ind Award Date’ column on the spreadsheet. Take no further action.

  • If the claim can’t be traced

  • email the spreadsheet back to originator and ask them to provide the

customer’s name

customer’s address

customer’s date of birth

then

  • repeat the actions in this step from the beginning.

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Step 2

Use Function VIEW AWARD

  • enter the customer’s NINO in the Key Entry Data screen

  • select the All checkbox

  • select [OK]. You’ll be taken to the Select Award screen

  • select the latest version of the claim

  • select [OK]. You’ll be taken to the Award Summary screen

Note: If the latest version of the award is at Statement of Account, check for the latest version of the claim that is at ‘Provisional’ or ‘Amended’.

Note: The claims on the spreadsheet will have been awarded within the last four to six weeks. You’re checking for the latest period with continuous entitlement to Healthy Start vouchers.

  • select [View Calculation]. You’ll be taken to the View Calculation screen

  • select [View Elements]. You’ll be taken to the View Elements screen

  • check for the earliest date when CTC only started to be paid

  • compare the period of entitlement to the start date given in the ‘Ind Award Date’ column on the spreadsheet

  • Note: If entitlement for CTC only exists at the start of the tax tear - for example 06/04/05 - check the previous year for any entitlement that runs up to this date.

  • If the start date is the same as the one on the spreadsheet, take no further action.

  • If the start date is different to the one on the spreadsheet

  • enter the start date of CTC only entitlement from the computer in the ‘Ind Award Date’ column on the spreadsheet

then

  • go to Step 3.

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Step 3

Save a copy of the spreadsheet to the shared folder

then

  • forward the updated spreadsheet (This content has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000) .

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