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HMRC internal manual

Debt Management and Banking Manual

From:
HM Revenue & Customs
Published
29 April 2016
Updated:
6 May 2025 - See all updates
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  2. DMBM575000
  3. DMBM618000
  4. DMBM618300

DMBM618400 - Pre-enforcement: coding out: Self Assessment (SA) and Tax Credit (TC) overpayments: further TC points: contents

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  1. DMBM618405
    Interest
  2. DMBM618410
    Customer contacts
  3. DMBM618415
    Customer consent
  4. DMBM618420
    Household breakdown
  5. DMBM618425
    Joint claimants
  6. DMBM618430
    Selecting or excluding claimant for coding out
  7. DMBM618435
    Class 16 remission
  8. DMBM618440
    Coding out rejections and minus type 16 remissions
  9. DMBM618445
    Impacts on tax credits of NPS(PAYE) reconciliation
  10. DMBM618450
    Customer disputes overpayment
  11. DMBM618455
    Customer objects to coding out
  12. DMBM618460
    Request for coding out of tax credit overpayment
  13. DMBM618465
    Dual recovery
  14. DMBM618470
    Payments received after coding out
  15. DMBM618475
    Tax credits functionality to manually cancel type 16 remissions in full
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