PAYE12066 - Coding: coding deductions and expenses: notification of new source of non-PAYE income received by customer contact (Action Guide)
Individuals who notify new sources of non-PAYE income will normally not be within SA. When notification is received, either by telephone or face to face, follow steps 1 - 3 below depending on whether they have already received an SA tax return for the year.
The guide is presented as follows
| Individuals already within SA | Step 1 |
| Individuals outside of SA at the time of notification | Steps 2 - 3 |
Note: Whether or not agreement to coding out has been received, you must not include an amount in excess of £10,000 without specific authority. If you are able to obtain agreement from the customer to coding of an amount in excess of that limit, make an SA note and proceed to code accordingly.
Individuals already within SA
| 1. | For individuals already within SA remind them of the option they selected at box 23.1A on their 2006-2007 SA return or, for SA returns for 2007-2008 onwards, Tax Return XXXX / Finishing your Tax Return page TR5 Box 3 (TR5 box 3) |
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Individuals outside of SA at the time of notification
| There are two ways to collect the additional tax due on non-PAYE income | |
| 2. | By an adjustment to their tax code |
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| Note: This is an alteration to procedures where notification is made in writing where you would only code CY+1. This is because, in cases of written notification, there is not the opportunity to check with the individual whether they are content that we adjust their code for the current year. The inclusion of the non-PAYE income in the code for the later year will trigger the issue of a P810 and prompt a review of the earlier year’s liability | |
| 3. | If the individual does not wish to have tax deducted in respect of non-PAYE income through their code |
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