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paying in a check at the Post Office (no bank account)
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sheramber said:don't feed the troll.
he probably has several bank accounts and is sitting wind you all up and laughing at you.Thank you all, catching up with this thread has given me no end of amusement this evening.N. Hampshire, he/him. Octopus Intelligent Go elec & Tracker gas / Vodafone BB / iD mobile. Ripple Kirk Hill Coop member.Ofgem cap table, Ofgem cap explainer. Economy 7 cap explainer. Gas vs E7 vs peak elec heating costs, Best kettle!
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Section62 said:Does HMRC have a system for accepting business tax/NI payments in cash?HMRC says they do for personal tax bills:I tried to pay at Santander with a cheque and the slip several years ago. The cashier said that they were not part of the bank giro system and I should go to Barclays (which held HMRC's collection account). Barclays allowed me to pay with some reluctance (I was not a Barclays customer). The answer probably is that you can pay HMRC in cash with a paper slip at Barclays branch. I very much doubt whether you could pay in cash at a Building Society as HMRC claims.0
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GeoffTF said:Section62 said:Does HMRC have a system for accepting business tax/NI payments in cash?HMRC says they do for personal tax bills:I tried to pay at Santander with a cheque and the slip several years ago. The cashier said that they were not part of the bank giro system and I should go to Barclays (which held HMRC's collection account). Barclays allowed me to pay with some reluctance (I was not a Barclays customer). The answer probably is that you can pay HMRC in cash with a paper slip at Barclays branch. I very much doubt whether you could pay in cash at a Building Society as HMRC claims.Yes, although the OP was hoping to run a cash-only business, and afaik there is no way to pay business tax or NI using cash (or carrots or potatoes).Not paying tax can earn you a holiday of the kind Lester Piggott got to enjoy. Being unwilling/unable to pay what is owed because of a lack of banking facilities might lead to an aspiring businessperson having the same kind of experience.1
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