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Sockpuppet replied

2 May 2007, 22:10
Not so sure about that.

You make a NIL payment if there is nothing to pay. If you have to pay an amount that is smaller than £250 send a payslip with £120 etc on it but no money so the amount is now £130 etc.

If you owe more than £250 then write £300 and send £50. Or at least that is how I read it.
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VectraMan replied

2 May 2007, 20:51
You have to send them a yellow slip with "NIL" written on it.

I always pay by online banking. The only time I had to send them any paper work was when I had nothing to pay.

That's beauracracy for you.
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mobwell started a topic How to make a nil payment?

2 May 2007, 18:37
How to make a nil payment?

I have a small bill for income tax & NI for my company and the IR owe me just under £250 for online PAYE filing last year. I want to use this credit to pay by bill. Apart from ignoring the bill how do I make a nil payment so the payment comes off my credit?

Also will I get an additional payment for online filing this year?
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