Payment Limit Increase
Just go to the bank and ask to see a business manager. I have a separate business which does imports and the bm actually suggested that I set the limit to 20K which I did on account opening. I then updated the limit on the contracting account
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I had a 1k limit on my HSBC account for a while, then got it raised to 2k. I split payments to HMRC all the time, and never had any problems. You just need to be careful and get the extra numbers on the end of the reference code right.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostI can just stroll down and hand it in.
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I'm with HSBC and had the same issue with my corp tax, but I just followed the instructions and sent in a "Form 5 – Limit Amendment Request" and when I checked a week or two later the limit had been raised to the requested 20k.
You can find the form at Redirecting.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostMy HSBC account has a £10k cap on daily payments which is rather screwing with sending a CT payment. I suppose I could split it but I don't want to!
Do your banks have similar limits and if so have you managed to get them raised when needed?
Just split it, it only takes a couple of minutes. I always split the CT payment, 10ks + the remainder.
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Can you send it via chaps, these are designed for large payments as they get checked at both ends, recently did one online for 147k no problem
Although you will get charged for this
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I've had a similar thing with PAYE where I used a ref-number from an old letter without realising they changed the code each year - I got a late payment letter but luckily they were very helpful on the phone and updated it there and then.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostMight be tight for time this payment but thanks.
Presumably if I send multiple payments with the same HMRC reference on subsequent days, their system will know what's going on?
I got stung with a late payment charge last year depsite having paid my CT in time in full, albeit in two bits. They'd taken the first one correctly then allocated the second one to the following year and billed me for the missing payment for the current year. Took a month or so (and two further penalty charge letters from them for money I didn't owe them) to get that sorted out.
So if you can persuade the bank to do it in one hit, it's worth it.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostMight be tight for time this payment but thanks.
Presumably if I send multiple payments with the same HMRC reference on subsequent days, their system will know what's going on?
There is no issue there.
I often do BACs payments in two or more payments on consecutive days it's no big deal. The only thing you need to ensure is that you have left enough time for the payments to be credited.
With regards to HMRC they may send you out an record of your CT account without all the payments on it but within a week they will send out a second one with the correct amount.
Anyway if you fax HSBC now they should give you authorisation in a couple of hours. Alternatively use telephone banking as already suggested or pay on HMRC's website with your debit card.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostMy HSBC account has a £10k cap on daily payments which is rather screwing with sending a CT payment. I suppose I could split it but I don't want to!
Do your banks have similar limits and if so have you managed to get them raised when needed?
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