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HMRC SA payment by 31st January 2021 - Sunday?
fleemkt
Posts: 175 Forumite
in Cutting tax
Silly question this, but if I filed my return in the next few days but initiate a bank transfer on Sunday 31st to HMRC, will that payment be deemed as having been received by HMRC on the 31st or the next working day - Mon 1st Feb?
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Internet transfers take place on the next working day, so I would do the transfer on Friday 29 January 2021fleemkt said:Silly question this, but if I filed my return in the next few days but initiate a bank transfer on Sunday 31st to HMRC, will that payment be deemed as having been received by HMRC on the 31st or the next working day - Mon 1st Feb?0 -
I wouldn’t think the interest accruing would be significant if the payment is one day late0
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The official rate is 2.6% per annum, and there are also late payment penalties starting on 1 March.[Deleted User] said:I wouldn’t think the interest accruing would be significant if the payment is one day late0 -
Indeed. On the balancing payment only a 5% surcharge is applied. At 2.6% the interest, for the op, would work out at 7p per day per £1000 owed.Jeremy535897 said:
The official rate is 2.6% per annum, and there are also late payment penalties starting on 1 March.[Deleted User] said:I wouldn’t think the interest accruing would be significant if the payment is one day late0 -
If OP is doing better than 2.6% net on wherever the money is paid from, I would be very surprised. Unless the money isn't there (in which the best thing to do is get a payment plan now), I would say pay it on 29 January.[Deleted User] said:
Indeed. On the balancing payment only a 5% surcharge is applied. At 2.6% the interest, for the op, would work out at 7p per day per £1000 owed.Jeremy535897 said:
The official rate is 2.6% per annum, and there are also late payment penalties starting on 1 March.[Deleted User] said:I wouldn’t think the interest accruing would be significant if the payment is one day late0 -
Appreciate your comments everyone.I think I'll sort payment for Friday 29th. Just that 1st would have been more ideal from a cashflow POV.0
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Jeremy is completely correct in everything he says. However, if the cash flow repercussions outweigh one days interest at 2.65% per annum (7p per 1000) I know what I would do. There are NO fines for paying one day late.fleemkt said:Appreciate your comments everyone.I think I'll sort payment for Friday 29th. Just that 1st would have been more ideal from a cashflow POV.0 -
That's why I said "unless the money isn't there".[Deleted User] said:
Jeremy is completely correct in everything he says. However, if the cash flow repercussions outweigh one days interest at 2.65% per annum (7p per 1000) I know what I would do. There are NO fines for paying one day late.fleemkt said:Appreciate your comments everyone.I think I'll sort payment for Friday 29th. Just that 1st would have been more ideal from a cashflow POV.1
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