Hi,
Just wondering, can I pay my car tax by Cheque and will they need a Cheque card?
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18 years ago
Car Tax again...
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18 years ago
yes you can and now they won't. Its probably more than most cheque cards anyway. They know who you are on account of what you're paying for :-)
Phil
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18 years ago
I've never given a cheque card. My card only guarantees 100 and my road fund licence is more than that. I've also given my wife a cheque to go and pay it.
Its not as though the licence is more than a piece of paper. If your cheque bounced they could just cancel it.
Neb
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18 years ago
In message , Associates writes
Yes and no. See the renewal form. Cheque is made out to the Post Office. If it bounces the tax disc is invalid.
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18 years ago
Not only that, but when I used to run a company car they took a limited company account cheque.
Kevin
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18 years ago
Thanks Guys
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18 years ago
They do. They say explicitly that if the cheque is dishonoured, the licence will be (have been) void from its start date.
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18 years ago
"Phil Thompson" wrote
... OK ...
"Phil Thompson" wrote
Did they used to before?
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18 years ago
type - should have been "no" not "now"
Phil