| 2 | From the AMBS Function
Menu
- Select Function PAYMENTS
- Select Function RECORD APPLICANT FAILED PAYMENT
- Enter the
NINO of the claimant to whom the
payment was issued in the Key Entry Data screen
- If the payment was made in the Previous Year, click on the
[Previous] button
- Otherwise if the payment was made in Current Year
- Click on the [OK] button. You will be taken to the Record
Applicant Failed Payment screen where the 15 most recent payments
are shown
Note: If you are taken to the Select Award screen, click on
the relevant award to highlight it and then click on the [OK]
button. You will then be taken to the Record Applicant Failed
Payment screen
Then
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| 3 | On the Record Applicant
Failed Payment screen
- Click on the payment to be cancelled to highlight it
Note: If the entry in the Payment Method column is 'Giro',
click on the Details button and check the serial number in the
“Giro Serial Number” field to identify the correct
payment, particularly if more than one payment was issued on the
same date
- Click on the [Details] button. You will be taken to the Cancel
Applicant Payment screen
- Select the appropriate reason from the Cancel Reason box
Note: Make sure that you select a reason that is
appropriate to the entry in the Payment Method column. There is
only one reason to select if the payment method is
BACS, and six if the payment
method is giro
- Click on the [OK] button. You will be taken back to the Record
Applicant Failed Payment screen
- If there are more payments to be cancelled, repeat the actions
above for each payment that is to be cancelled
- If there are no more payments to be cancelled and it is
- Appropriate to re-issue the cancelled BACS / direct system
cashcheque payment(s), go to step 4
- Appropriate to re-issue the User Requested Payment(s), go to
step 10
- Appropriate to re-issue the manual cashcheque, go to step 14
- Not appropriate to re-issue the cancelled payment(s), click on
the [OK] button. An entry will be created on the 'Applicant Failed
Payments' Work List
- Take no further action
Note: If you cancel the wrong payment by mistake, follow the
guidance in
Wrong Payment Cancelled then return to this guidance
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| 4 | Check the year the
payment relates to
- If the payment relates to
CY or
PY, go to step 5
- If the payment relates to
PY-1, go to step 6
- If the payment relates to
PY-2 or earlier, go to step
7
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| 5 | If the payment relates to
CY or PY
- Select Function RECORD FAILED PAYMENT to re-issue the payment
- Enter the NINO of the claimant to whom the payment was made in
the Key Entry Data screen
- If the payment relates to PY, click on the [Previous] button
- If the payment relates to CY, click on [OK]. This will take you
to the Record Applicant Failed Payment screen where the 15 most
recent payments are shown
- Click on the cancelled payment to highlight it
Note: If more than one payment has an entry in the Payment
Status column of ‘Cancelled’, re-issuing any one
payment will re-issue all the cancelled payments
- Click on the [Re-issue] button. The message ‘Have you
cancelled all the appropriate payments prior to re-issue?’
will display
- If all the payments that need to be cancelled have been
cancelled prior to re-issue, click on the [Yes] button. This will
prompt re-profiling of the payments
- If all the payments that need to be cancelled have not been
cancelled prior to re-issue, click on the [No] button. This will
take you back to the Record Applicant Failed Payment screen
Then
- Return to the previous guidance you were following
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| 6 | If the payment relates to
PY-1 and PY-2
- Use Function AMEND APPLICATION choosing the Correction option
- Go to the Income screen
- Note down the PY-1 income figure of the claimant/partner to
whom the failed payment was made to
- Amend the income details by 1p. For example, if the income
figure is £1000.00, enter £1000.01 in the 2006/2007
Income field
- Click on another income field on the same screen
Note: If an (S) for System Estimated Income is present in
the field next to the Income field this will be changed to (E) for
Estimated Income
- Return to the income details again and change the income back
to the original amount. For example, if the income figure is
£1000.01, enter £1000.00
- Select ‘Household’ on the toolbar menu
- Select ‘Details’, the Household Details screen will
display
- Select the Manual Correspondence – ‘Yes’
checkbox
Note: If there is already a Manual Correspondence signal set
you do not need to set one
- Click on the [OK] button. This will take you to the Amend
Finish screen
- Select ‘Paper’ from the Source drop down menu
- Click on the [OK] button
- If the message ‘S18 Refinalisation Rules –
Potential inappropriate refinalisation for CCYY–CCYY. If you
have the authority to refinalise under S19, S20 or S21 of the Tax
Credit Act 2002 or due to an appeal decision. Press OK to process
the change or Cancel’ displays
Then, if you can make the change
- Click on the [OK] button on the message
- Go to step 9
- If the message ‘S18 Refinalisation Rules – Actual
Income for CCYY-CCYY is required. This change will not be
accepted’ displays
Then, if you can make the change
- Click on the [OK] button on the message
- Go to step 9
- If the message ‘S18 Refinalisation Rules – You do
not have the authority to refinalise CCYY-CCYY. This change will
not be accepted. Please refer to the appropriate team’
displays
- The changes you are making will refinalise the claim
- Click on the [Cancel] button. You will be taken to the Amend
Application Details screen
- Click on the [Cancel] button
- When the message ‘All changes to the application will be
lost for this session, do you wish to proceed?’ displays,
click on the [Yes] button
- Pass the case to a Level 2 User or your manager. For more
information on Level 1 and Level 2 users, see
Level 1 and Level 2
User Roles
- Take no further action
- If none of the above messages display, go to step 9
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| 7 | If the payment relates to
PY-3 or earlier
- Use Function AMEND APPLICATION, choosing the Correction option
to set a manual correspondence marker
- Select ‘Household’ on the toolbar menu
- Select ‘Details’, the Household Details screen will
display
- Select the Manual Correspondence – ‘Yes’
checkbox
Note: If there is already a Manual Correspondence signal set
you do not need to set one
- Click on the [OK] button. This will take you to the Amend
Finish screen
- Select ‘Paper’ from the Source drop down menu
- Click on the [OK] button
- If the message ‘S18 Refinalisation Rules –
Potential inappropriate refinalisation for CCYY–CCYY. If you
have the authority to refinalise under S19, S20 or S21 of the Tax
Credit Act 2002 or due to an appeal decision. Press OK to process
the change or Cancel’ displays
Then, if you can make the change
- Click on the [OK] button on the message
- Go to step 8
- If the message ‘S18 Refinalisation Rules – Actual
Income for CCYY-CCYY is required. This change will not be
accepted’ displays
Then, if you can make the change
- Click on the [OK] button on the message
- Go to step 8
- If the message ‘S18 Refinalisation Rules – You do
not have the authority to refinalise CCYY-CCYY. This change will
not be accepted. Please refer to the appropriate team’
displays
- The changes you are making will refinalise the claim
- Click on the [Cancel] button. You will be taken to the Amend
Application Details screen
- Click on the [Cancel] button
- When the message ‘All changes to the application will be
lost for this session, do you wish to proceed?’ displays,
click on the [Yes] button
- Pass the case to a Level 2 User or your manager. For more
information on Level 1 and Level 2 users, see
Level 1 and Level 2
User Roles
- Take no further action
- If none of the above messages display, go to step 8
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| 8 | Use Function MAINTAIN
HOUSEHOLD NOTES and select the ‘Payments’ category to
record the appropriate note depending on the year the payment
relates to
- ^^^^^2003-2004 Recalculation is required
- ^^^^^2004-2005 Recalculation is required
- ^^^^^2005-2006 Recalculation is required
Notes:
You must follow the guidance in
How To Correctly Complete Application And Household Notes when
you record the note
And also
Follow the guidance in
Maintain Household Notes
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| 9 | Use MAINTAIN HOUSEHOLD
NOTES and select the ‘Payments’ category to record the
appropriate note
- ‘
PA11 – Message for Manual Corre Team – Please
send any award notices issued between (insert – todays date
and 3 working days later) to storage then remove the Man Corre
marker. (Gp?/TM?/initials)’
- ‘
PA12 – Message for Manual Corre Team – Please
send any award notices issued between (insert – todays date
and 3 working days later) to storage – please do not remove
the Man Corre marker. (Gp?/TM?/initials)’
Notes:
You must follow the guidance in
How To Correctly Complete Application And Household Notes when
you record the note
And also
Follow the guidance in
Maintain Household Notes
Then
- Return to the previous guidance you were following
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| 10 | Use Function USER
REQUESTED PAYMENT
- Select ‘Payments’
- Select ‘User Requested Payment’
- Enter the claimant’s NINO in the Key Entry Data screen
- Select the All checkbox
- Click on the [OK] button
Note: Payment requests for different tax years need to be
requested separately
- If you are taken to the Select Award screen,
- Click on the relevant award to highlight it
- Click on the [OK] button. You will then be taken to the User
Requested Payment screen
- If you are taken to the Select Individual or Select Household
screens, use the information you hold to establish which individual
or household to select. Once established
- Click on the applicable individual or household to highlight it
- Click on the [OK] button. You will then be taken to the Select
Award screen
- Click on the [OK] button. You will then be taken to the User
Requested Payment screen
- If the User Requested Payment - Signals screen displays, click
on the [Cancel] button on the User Requested Payment signal
box
Then
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| 11 | From the details with the
returned or missing payment referral or rejected payment you
received
- Select the User Requested Payment screen
- Go to the User Requested Payment box
- Select the cancelled or rejected payment, to highlight it
- Click on the [Details] button, you will be taken to the User
Requested Payment Detail screen
- Make a note of the
- Payment amount(s)
- Tax credit type(s)
- Payment recipient
- Reason for payment
- Rejection reason for rejected requests
Then
- Click on the [Cancel] button. You will be taken back to the
User Requested Payment screen
- Go to step 12
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| 12 | On the User Requested
Payment screen
- Click on the [Request Payt] button. You will be taken to the
User Requested Payment Detail screen
Note: If the [Request Payt] button is disabled refer case to
TALLO for advice
- Enter the CTC and / or WTC amounts you have calculated in the
relevant CTC and / or WTC amount fields, deducting the amount of
any replacement payments already made by an Enquiry Centre
- Select the payment reason from the Reason For Payment drop down
menu
Note: If the default payee for either tax credit is not
displayed, select the appropriate payee from the Payment Recipient
drop down menu
- Click on the [OK] button. You will be taken back to the User
Requested Payment screen
Notes
- Where CTC and WTC are paid to different payees, you must
request separate user requested payments for each credit, unless
there is a genuine reason to pay both credits to the same payee. If
an appointee is present on the claim, payments will automatically
be issued to the appointee no matter which payee is selected
- The minimum total amount a user requested payment can be made
for is £1.00 and the maximum total amount is £350.00. If
you want to request a payment with a total amount over £350.00
you will have to request further payments
- If you want to make changes to a user requested payment you
will have to cancel out of the screen and re-request the payment.
Any other requests you have made will need to be re-requested
also
- If you need to request further payments, go back to step
10
Otherwise
Then
- Return to the previous guidance you were following
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