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Contreras replied

28 August 2013, 23:30
Originally posted by Boo View Post

Hi,

I'm looking for a link that clearly states the conditions and terms of the new ability in the Late Payment Legislation to charge recovery costs in addition to interest and charges, anyone here know of a clear description of this ? I need a link specifically, rather than an explanation because I want to post it to someone.

Thanks,

Boo2

Crikey, must try harder next time.

#1 & #2 hits on Google.

Late Payment Legislation Provides Interest & Debt Recovery Costs - Pay on Time

Late commercial payments: charging interest and debt recovery - GOV.UK
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Boo started a topic Website detailing debt recovery costs ?

28 August 2013, 23:16
Website detailing debt recovery costs ?

Hi,

I'm looking for a link that clearly states the conditions and terms of the new ability in the Late Payment Legislation to charge recovery costs in addition to interest and charges, anyone here know of a clear description of this ? I need a link specifically, rather than an explanation because I want to post it to someone.

Thanks,

Boo2
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