Tuesday 28 July 2015

HMRC Moves To Direct Debit


HMRC has announced that it will move to mandatory direct debit for agreed time to pay arrangements as from 3 August.

Seemingly, only in exceptional circumstances will taxpayers be allowed to pay by any other method.

As per economia, agreed time to pay arrangements are set up under HMRC’s discretionary powers to allow payment of a debt by instalments after the due date, where the taxpayer is genuinely unable to pay by the due date but can commit to agreed payments to sort their tax position out.

HMRC's move to direct debit by default because it is more cost effective and more secure than other payment methods, and ensures that payments are more accurately allocated.

It removes the chance that the taxpayer forgets to make payments.

It also reduces the need for subsequent taxpayer contact, saving time for both parties.

Let us trust that nothing goes wrong with this!


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1 comment:

  1. There's been many an error made by collectors when setting up direct debits. Shortcuts are taken to save time for the sake of Stats and KPIs. Many a security breach due to copy and paste errors with NINOs and UTRs. There are checks required to be made to stop these errors, but the checks don't get done to save time. In some teams the coaching and quality checking of calls is minimal.

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