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Regulation 8 Code applicable where code authorisation is not issued or received

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(1)

Where, under regulation 7, the inspector determines that the appropriate code for any year is not different from the code for the preceding year, he shall not be obliged to issue a code authorisation to the employer.

(2)

Subject to paragraphs (3) and (5), if for any year, the employer does not receive a code authorisation for an employee who was in his employment on the 5th April in the year preceding that year, a code authorisation shall be deemed to have been issued by the inspector specifying the code which was appropriate on that 5th April as the appropriate code, and the employer shall act in accordance with regulations 6(1) and 38(1).

(3)

If for the year ending on 5th April 1994 the employer does not receive a code authorisation for an employee who was in his employment on 5th April 1993 and the code which was appropriate on that date is no longer valid, a code authorisation shall be deemed to have been issued by the inspector specifying as the appropriate code the code which effects deduction of tax with no personal reliefs at one or more of the rates referred to in paragraph (4), and the employer shall act in accordance with regulations 6(1) and 38(1).

(4)

The rates referred to in this paragraph are the lower rate, the basic rate and the higher rate.

(5)

In relation to codes for the year ending on 5th April 1995 and subsequent years, where, under regulation 13(4)(b) and (5), a code is deemed to have been determined by the inspector as the appropriate code for the following year, he shall not be obliged to issue a code authorisation to the employer for that year, but a code authorisation shall be deemed to have been issued by the inspector specifying that code as the appropriate code for that year, and the employer shall act in accordance with regulations 6(1) and 38(1).