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Utility Warehouse electric bill
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QrizB said:Mike1930superkoopauk said:
Say your account was ended now. UW would give you back £95.43 + £4.77 VAT = £100.20Your charges this billElectricity budget plan £82.86VAT @ 5% £4.14Your payment this bill £87.00October balance +£82.86November total charges -£70.29November budget plan payment +£82.86After payment you're in credit +£95.43Electricity usage charged £52.01Standing charge 04-10-2024 to 31-10-2024 £18.28Total electricity charges £70.29
As you can see I paid £87 but they deducted the £4.14 when they credited my account with £82.86 on the right instead of £87.
You had paid £87 * 2 = £174 minus the £100.20 credit = £73.80
And your energy usage is £70.29 + £3.51 VAT = £73.80
Hence you would have paid exactly for your usage and the process works.
So effectively they are charging you VAT against your payments but recording the balance ex VAT. But when the balance is released VAT is added so you don't lose outThanks. The figure you say UW would give me back of £95.43 + £4.77 VAT = £100.20 is as they informed me.
The energy figure of £70.29 includes VAT of £3.94 which equals £66.94 net of VAT. This means they debit the electric used including VAT but exclude the VAT in my £87 credits.
Therefore I am still thinking the figures should be £87 * 2 = £174 minus the £70.29 used = £103.71 credit balance.
Sorry if I have it wrong and appear thick.
Are you sure the £70.29 includes VAT?Looking at your standing charge, you've been charged £18.28 for 28 days. £18.28 doesn't divide nicely by 28, but (18.28 x 1.05) does., giving 68.55p/day. This might mean the £18.28 is ex-VAT?
From my telephone call with UW the SC is 68.541p per day inc VAT or 65.277p per day exc. The £18.28 includes VAT
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£18.28 is 28 times 62.277p. 28 times 68.541p is £19.19. So by those figures it excludes VAT.Mike1930 said:
From my telephone call with UW the SC is 68.541p per day inc VAT or 65.277p per day exc. The £18.28 includes VATQrizB said:Are you sure the £70.29 includes VAT?Looking at your standing charge, you've been charged £18.28 for 28 days. £18.28 doesn't divide nicely by 28, but (18.28 x 1.05) does., giving 68.55p/day. This might mean the £18.28 is ex-VAT?
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