PAYE79010 - PAYE operation: targeted review forms: basis of issue of review forms
Information is available on the following subjects
Form R40
Form 575T
Form P810
Form P87
Pensioner cases
Form R40
This form is issued annually if the R40 signal is set on the
taxpayer’s COP record.
Note: After the annual issue of form R40, the R40
signal is
deleted from the record. It is important to
reset the signal if, when examining the R40, it is
clear that the case is still appropriate to remain within COP and a
repayment can reasonably be expected for the following year.
Form 575T
This form is issued annually where
- MAT was present in the CY-1 coding
Or
- The 575 HUS signal (previously RTNHUS) is set on the record
Form P810
This form is issued every third year if the CY or CY-1 coding contains
- Any of the following deductions in amounts between £150 and £2501
- Commission (COMM)
- Other Earned Income (DEI)
- Other Unearned Income (DUI)
- Property Income (FL)
- Property Income (IFP)
- Untaxed Interest (INT)
- Other Earnings (OE)
- Part Time Earnings (PTE)
- Tips (TIPS)
- Any of the following deductions in amounts between £150 and £5625
- Higher Rate Adjustment for taxed income (HRA)
- Any of the following deductions in amounts between £499 and £2501
- Other Occupational Pension (OCCP)
- Personal Pension Annuity (PPA)
- Any of the following are present
- Loan Interest (LOAN)
- Any of the following adjustments between £150 and £2501 (£150 and £501 up to 2003/04)
- Job Expenses (EXP) Note: A form P810 will be issued with a form P87 for any year where the amount for CY-1 is over £1000
- Professional Subscriptions (PSUB)
- Any of the following adjustments between £150 and £4501
- Charity – Higher Rate Relief (CHR)
- Personal Pension Relief (PPR)
Is issued in any year where
- Retirement Annuity Payments (RAR)
- Were present in the CY-1 code
And
- The Allowance Cessation Date (ACD) is in CY
- EXP or PSUB were present in the SA return for CY-2
- In excess of £150
And
- The case is no longer in SA
- EXP are in the CY-1 code
- Between £1000 and £2501(a form P87 is also issued with the P810)
Note: If a form P810 is not sent back, another
form will be issued automatically the following year provided the
coding selection criteria are still present. This overrides the 3
year rule mentioned above.
The 3 year rule may be overridden if you consider that tax
may be at risk if the taxpayer only completes a form P810 every
third year. You should certainly arrange for the annual issue of
the P810 by using Function RI to enter ‘P810’ in the
Review Form Required field and ‘P’ in the second field
in the following cases
- The total tax savings and investment income is in excess of £5000 (net)
Or
- Gift Aid payments exceed £5000 (net)
Or
- There are four or more separate items for which form P810 information is needed
Form P87
There are certain circumstances, dependent upon the type and
amount of the expense claimed, where it will be necessary to issue
form P87 to the taxpayer or their agent.
Instructions on issuing form P87 and subsequent action to
take can be found at
PAYE80000 onwards.
Pensioner cases
In any case where either NIBACT or NIBEST is present on the COP
record, no account will be taken of the upper limit. For example if
a taxpayer has OCCP of £3,500 in their code and NIBACT is on
the record a form
P810 will be issued.
We issue the P810 to try and deal with the pensioners tax
affairs without the need for them to complete a SA return. In many
cases this will result in the issue of a K code. You will need to
check that the K code you intend to use will not exceed the 50% K
code limit. Further information is available at
PAYE14050.
