Mystery 'Court Order' not Showing on Credit Reports(?)

Jon__2

Hello all,

After checking my most recent payslip, I noticed that I am having money deducted for a 'Court Order'. I have no idea what this relates to and, as far as I am aware, only owe money on one fairly modest credit card and my agreed overdraft (both under control and regularly paid into).

I have not received any letters from debt collectors and have certainly not received a court order.

I've tried two different credit reports and neither one is showing anything untoward (in fact, my rating was 'good' and above the national average).

How can I find out what this Court Order is for and how can I challenge it?? I don't know who I am supposed to owe money to and have no idea which court has placed the order.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
Jon

TadleyBaggie

Child support?

Jon__2

TadleyBaggie wrote: »

Child support?

I sincerely hope not as I don't have any children!

Absolutely baffled...

(thanks for the reply though)

System

After checking my most recent payslip, I noticed that I am having money deducted for a 'Court Order'

Speak to your payroll department

frisbeej

It's probably for a completely different person, with a different name, different national insurance number and everything. Might be simpler to just go straight to contacting the local tax office.

McKneff

Why the tax office ????


Ask at your payroll dept first. They will tell you why it is being deducted.


Could it be council tax

g6jns_2

Jon_ wrote: »

Hello all,

After checking my most recent payslip, I noticed that I am having money deducted for a 'Court Order'. I have no idea what this relates to and, as far as I am aware, only owe money on one fairly modest credit card and my agreed overdraft (both under control and regularly paid into).

I have not received any letters from debt collectors and have certainly not received a court order.

I've tried two different credit reports and neither one is showing anything untoward (in fact, my rating was 'good' and above the national average).

How can I find out what this Court Order is for and how can I challenge it?? I don't know who I am supposed to owe money to and have no idea which court has placed the order.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
Jon

Ask the payroll department. They should have told you that they were going to deduct amounts. It is probably an administration error. Nothing whatsoever to do with the tax office.

frisbeej

Yes sorry, talk to your company, I was thinking of wrong tax codes.

Jon__2

Have emailed my agency (I'm a temp) and hope they can at least advise me where the money is going to. If I know what the Court Order relates to then I'll have a better chance of challenging it!

Shouldn't be Council Tax as I am up-to-date with my bills.

Thanks for the responses.

CIS

If its a council tax attachment of earnings order it wouldn't show on a credit report but the payroll should be able to confirm for you as they'll have the paperwork.