PAYE30017 - employer records: movement of an employer record: movement of employer record no longer necessary (Action Guide)
If you discover that the movement of an employer record is no longer appropriate, follow steps 1 - 11 below. The Guide is presented as follows
| Initial action | Step 1 |
| Move no longer necessary | Steps 2 - 3 |
| Old employer reference shows Transferred Out or Merged Out | Steps 4 - 6 |
| Transferred Out or Merged Out not shown on old employer reference | Steps 7 - 11 |
For details of how to access any of the Employer Business
Service functions use the [Index of Functions] button on the left
of the screen.
Initial action
- Review the information provided to satisfy yourself that the
employer record no longer needs to be moved
- If the transfer is appropriate continue to follow Action Guide 'Moving Records - Action In Old Office' PAYE30019
- If you decide that the transfer is no longer required go to step 2
Move no longer necessary
- Check if you have already initiated the movement of the
employer record
- Consider if you have forwarded an Employer & Taxpayer Records stencil to the Processing Centre
And
- Ensure that the new office are not expecting the record and have not set up a skeleton record
- If you have not initiated the movement of the employer record take no further action
Otherwise
- Use COP Function ED to review the old employer record. If it
shows
- Transferred out or Merged out
- Go to step 4
Otherwise
- Go to step 7
Old employer reference shows Transferred Out or Merged Out
If the old employer record shows transferred out or merged out the movement of the employer record has commenced and cannot be stopped
- Use Function VIEW EMPLOYER SCHEME HISTORY to view the
transferred from field
- If the old office number and employer reference are not shown
- Put the case on one side and try again on the next working day
Otherwise, if the old office number and employer reference are shown in the transferred from field
- Use Function MAINTAIN SKELETON EMPLOYER to create a skeleton employer record to initiate a reverse merger / succession to the original employer reference or a transfer back to a new reference at the original office
Note: Where the scheme type is PSC or XP you must enter a ‘Date Notified’, which is the date you received the information or select one of the following check boxes
- ‘Date Not Known’ - where you do not know the date you received the information
Or
- ‘Date Not Applicable’ – where the update is being made from information not received from the employer
- (This text has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000)
Transferred Out or Merged Out not shown on old employer reference
If the old employer record does not show transferred out or merged out on COP Function ED you cannot determine whether the movement of the employer record has commenced
- You
must contact the EBS Help Desk
- If the EBS Help Desk advise you to delete the skeleton employer record go to step 8
- If the EBS Help Desk advise you to transfer the employer record back to the original employer reference go to step 9
- If the EBS Help Desk advise you to delete the skeleton employer
record
- Use Function MAINTAIN SKELETON EMPLOYER to delete the skeleton employer record
- File the papers in the employer record pad
- If the EBS Help Desk advise you to transfer the employer record
back to the original employer reference
- Use Function VIEW EMPLOYER SCHEME HISTORY to view the transferred from field
- If the old office number and employer reference are not shown
- Put the case on one side and try again on the next working day
Otherwise, if the old office number and employer reference are shown in the transferred from field
- Use Function MAINTAIN SKELETON EMPLOYER to create a skeleton employer record to initiate a reverse merger / succession or a transfer back to a new reference at the original office
Note: Where the scheme type is PSC or XP you must enter a ‘Date Notified’, which is the date you received the information or select one of the following check boxes
- ‘Date Not Known’ - where you do not know the date you received the information
Or
- ‘Date Not Applicable’ – where the update is being made from information not received from the employer
- (This text has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000)
