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No Payslip On HMRC Self Assessment Statement

Dizze
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Usually My dad pays via the post office using the payslip
There was no payslip on the form the bottom was completely blank
There was no payslip on the form the bottom was completely blank

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How much was he due to pay?0
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£11.67 is due by the 31st January0
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OH received something similar for £2.20 but also had a message "The amount to pay is small. If you do not wish to pay this now it will be added to your next statement"
I assume there is a minimum amount before they give an actual payslip.0 -
OH received something similar for £2.20 but also had a message "The amount to pay is small. If you do not wish to pay this now it will be added to your next statement"
I assume there is a minimum amount before they give an actual payslip.
It also says The amount to pay is small. If you do not wish to pay this now it will be added to your next statement"
But they go interest will be added if you pay late
What should my dad do ?
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He should be able to pay via the HMRC website if that helps...:beer:0
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I would post them a cheque if that is what your dad is most comfortable with - you can use the HMRC published "blank payslip" which you can find here:
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/payinghmrc/payslip-sa.htm
The link also has the address to send the cheque to.
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My OH has the same, he is due............. 5pence.0
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if you pay be direct debit has the account got to be in my dad's name or can I use my account0
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The money can come from you - HMRC don't care where the money comes from!!0
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Pay it via BillPay using your Debit Card.
Do not send a cheque if you don't have a printed payslip. The OCR line on the bottom is vital for getting it processed correctly - and blank payslips significantly increase the risk of error.If you want to test the depth of the water .........don't use both feet !0
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