Create a new debt record manually on the Debt Management and Information System (DMIS) 107-02020040
This document outlines how to manually create debt records on the Debt Management and Information System (DMIS).
Reassess the customer's record
Reassess a customer's record to create a debt where possible as this maintains system integrity. See Using the Review of Assessment (ROA) screen.
Create a manual debt where reassessments do not create an undetermined debt.
Account Payable letter
Before issuing any debt notice, refer to Safeguarding customer privacy when raising and recovering debts. Issue an Account Payable letter to a customer when a debt is determined.
Non-Debt Program or Payment Assurance Operations staff
Where the system fails to automatically generate a debt shell, create an ACTDOC to advise Debt Staff to manually create a new debt record:
- use Fast Note - select Auto Text, use Debts > Debt Raising > Debt Raising ACTion DOC Request
- include the following in the ACTDOC:
- reasons a debt should be raised, and
- information viewed when completing the activity which may result in a debt
Note: check when a manual debt is raised for an income support payment. This may affect FTB. Any FTB debt will need to be investigated and raised if appropriate.
Debts managed in Process Direct
To manually create and raise a debt in Process Direct, see Raising Child Care Subsidy (CCS) debts in Process Direct.
The References page contains links to Accountable Authority Instructions (AAIs).
Related links
Raising debts resulting from a failure to report or notify
Recovery of Centrelink compensation debts
Raising Assurance of Support (AoS) debts
Raising Child Care Subsidy (CCS) debts in Process Direct
Explaining and actioning negative adjustments on the Assessment Results (AR) screen
Using the Integrated Review System (IRS)
Late payment charge and interest under the Student Assistance Act 1973
Debts arising from Administrative Review Tribunal (ART) stay orders
General information on Manual Follow-up (MFU) tax activities
Finalising Registrar-General's Office Interventions (RGO)