On the day of receipt of the Tax Return for Trustees of Registered Pension Schemes the return should be date stamped and recorded (logged) as received on the SA record using function LOG RETURN. The actions required on receipt of the return are the same as for the Trust and Estate return. Further information on the actions required on receipt of the return is available in this section of the manual in subjects
Local Data Capture (LDC) is used to log receipt of the return
and TSS support is available to process the return. The SA Pension
or SA Trust programmes on TSS are allocated by the Local
Administrator and accessed through Single Point Security (SPS).
After the initial action has been taken, the return should
be reviewed for any missing details which cause the return to be
considered as unsatisfactory. If the return is satisfactory, the
liability for the return year should be calculated. Unsatisfactory
returns received during the period 18 to 31 January (or in the
corresponding period up to any other filing date) should be left as
logged for 14 days whilst the trustee is contacted regarding
omissions.
Note: A Tax Return for Trustees of Registered
Pension Schemes should be regarded as unsatisfactory if there are
no supporting accounts or statements of assets and liabilities with
the return.
In Revenue calculation cases the tax calculation will be
blank. A self calculating taxpayer will complete the Tax
Calculation Guide SA976.
You must calculate the liability using TSS or manually using
the working sheet in the return. The liability should be entered on
the SA record using function CREATE RETURN CHARGE. Information on
the source of the entry or entries in function CREATE RETURN CHARGE
from the pension scheme return is available at subject
‘Processing The Pension Scheme Tax Return: Calculation’
(
SAM123332).
If using TSS and Revenue calculation has been requested or
repairs have been made to the return where the taxpayer has self
calculated, a Tax Calculation is produced automatically from TSS
and printed out on the local office printer for issue. The Tax
Calculation includes a Revision Notice where obvious errors and
mistakes have been repaired.
In all cases where TSS is used an ACTION REQUIRED FOLLOWING
DATA CAPTURE printout is produced on the local office printer. This
printout details the clerical action which needs to be taken in
respect of that return. Full details are available at subject
‘TSS printout for trust and pension scheme returns’ (
SAM123315).
The computer uses certain compliance signals for check later
purposes. For a pension scheme, because none of the information is
captured on the SA computer system from the return, the computer
can only set the Mandatory Review For Possible Enquiry signal
automatically where
The ACTION REQUIRED FOLLOWING DATA CAPTURE printout produced from TSS identifies the circumstances when you need to set the Mandatory Review For Possible Enquiry signal manually. These are when
And / Or
And / Or
Similarly if the Potential Selection for Enquiry Priority signal needs to be set it must be set manually. The ACTION REQUIRED FOLLOWING DATA CAPTURE printout produced from TSS identifies the circumstances where the signal must be set to value 1 as follows
From
31 December following the end of the return year,
all Revenue Calculation cases received before 31 October but not
processed until after 31 December must be reviewed by the Review
Interest Network Officer following the entry of the charge in
function CREATE RETURN CHARGE.
The Review Interest Network Officer reviews each case and
uses function AMEND RELEVANT DATES where necessary to amend the
balancing payment or payment(s) on account due dates.
For more detailed information see subject ‘Capture of
Trust Return After 31 Dec: RC Cases Only’ (
SAM123230) and section
‘Interest’ in business area ‘Interest, Penalties
and Surcharges’.