Credit Online Payment

Payment by direct debiting or credit cards| Payment of your invoice

Our secured servers encrypt all information, such as credit and debit numbers, your name and adress. All of the data you give will only be used to answer your inquiry. If you submit this application, you will be directed to WorldPay's secured servers where you can fill in your payment information.

Recorded data is passed on to the issuing company for authentification. In this case, the emitter will send an authorized or rejected reply back to WorldPay and you will be shown a page with the payment replies. At WorldPay, we use the following payment method to process your payment:

paying tax, fines or severance payments

Do not use this guideline unless you are paying tax, fines or severance payments to the HMRC and HMRC: If you use the incorrect link, your payment may be postponed. Normally HMRC will send you a "payment request" with a salary slip that serves as an attachment for a payment, but you may not have one.

An example is when you have arranged a payment with the HMRC by telephone. In order to be able to make payments at your local savings and loan association, you must have a salary statement. However, if you do not have a salary statement, you should still have a 14 or 15 character payment template from your HMRC starting with X. You will need this when making a payment.

If your payment preference does not begin with an ' X', review the other HTMLRC guidelines to find out how to make your payment. If you are not sure about your payment details, please do not hesitate to get in touch with us at HMRC. Please note that our payment details are not secure. Ensure that you make payment to the HMRC within the period specified in your "Payment Request", otherwise you may be subject to a fine.

How long it takes for your payment to arrive at the HMRC will depend on how you make your payment. Once you have signed up to use HMRC Online Services, you can create a direct debit online to debit your payment. Establish the direct debit at least 5 business workingdays prior to the date on which your payment is to be made.

It is possible to make payments to the Account of HMRC using Fast Payments, CHAPS or Bacs by using these specifications if you do not find directions on how to make your payment in other HTMLRC guides: You need your 14- or 15-headed payment references, starting with letter A on your salary statement. If you use the incorrect link, your payment may be postponed.

Payment through: Payment can be made online. Credit cardholder fees are charged. It is not possible to make payment with a credit-card. You need your 14- or 15-headed payment references, starting with letter A on your salary statement. If you use the incorrect link, your payment may be postponed. When you are not able to make the full payment by credit or debit you will have to make another payment.

On the day you make it, not on the day it arrives at HMRC's accounts (including public holiday and weekends), HMRC accepts your payment. We have recently made some changes as part of HMRC's dedication to ensure the safety of online payment. Ensure that the information you enter is accurate and matches that of your banking or credit card-providing company, e.g. the invoice location should be the one for which your credit is currently used.

HMRC will process your payment on the day you make it, not the day it is credited to our bank accounts, if you make your payment between Monday and Friday. Submit your Payroll and a check due and payable to HM Revenue and Customs only, followed by your 14 to 15 digit payment preference starting with your payment preference letter starting with your payment preference letter and ending with your payment number.

Enter the following data if you do not have a payroll run: Wait 3 business days for HMRC to receive your payment and ship it to us: Add a confirmation of payment to your payment. January 17, 2018 Guide refreshed to show that payment cannot be made with a credit or debit cards.

December 15, 2017 Payment can no longer be made at a post office. October 11, 2017 Section "Online Payment by Direct or Credit Card" has been upgraded with information about credit cards from January 13, 2018. Information on payment at a post office from December 2017 onwards has been added to the guidance.

April 15, 2016 The postal addresses for check payment have been up-dated. April 1, 2016 Credit cardholder charges have change. November 2, 2015 Notification that changes will be made from January 1, 2016 to restrict the number of credit and debit cards that can be paid into a uniform taxation scheme within a certain timeframe.

November 2, 2015 The non-refundable charge for online debit cards or credit cards has been raised to 1.5%. April 27, 2015 HMRC has introduced a new payment services - you can be forwarded to WorldPay if you are paying online by credit or debit cards. January 29, 2015 You may make taxes, fines and severance payments (not included in other HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) guidance) to HMRC at the post office (up to a limit of £10,000).