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P35

Sally Floyd · 2010-02-15 21:46:32

My business is due to file a P35 in the coming week, but I can't afford to pay the entire amount due at this stage. Can I send post dated cheques to the revenue?

15-02-2010 10:46pm

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Sally Floyd

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My business is due to file a P35 in the coming week, but I can't afford to pay the entire amount due at this stage. Can I send post dated cheques to the revenue?

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#2 15-02-2010 11:58pm

pigeonbutler

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Revenue won't be happy with post-dated cheques. Make contact with your local Inspector of Taxes and/or the Collector-General's Division before the deadline. You'll probably have to negotiate a payment schedule and may well suffer interest for late payment (not a cheap source of finance by any means) but it's better to approach them first rather than waiting for the enforcement notices to come through the door.

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