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where can i lodge a chq marked account payee only?

  • 27-02-2012 9:52pm
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    i have a chq from revenue marked account payee only
    assume the chq is made out to john doe

    i assume i can lodge to an account in the name of john doe.
    can i lodge to a joint account where john doe is one of the holders?
    is there anyway to lodge to an account that john doe is not listed on, if john doe presents himself in person with id?

    thanks


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  • #2
    amdublin
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    You must lodge into an account in the name of John doe.

    1. Into johns personal account.

    2. If John Doe has an account with his wife Jane, that is fine you can lodge into that account.

    3. If John has an account called John Doe t/a The Doe a Deer Hunting Co. you can lodge into that also.


  • #3
    unclebill98
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    Or,

    You can return to the revenue and ask them to remove the crossing....highly unlikey.


  • #4
    KillerShamrock
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    The revenue wont remove the crossing they are standardised cheques that wont be changed.

    If your lodging to a joint account make sure the payee i.e. john doe signs the back of the cheque.


  • #5
    amdublin
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    Richie6904 wrote: »
    The revenue wont remove the crossing they are standardised cheques that wont be changed.

    If your lodging to a joint account make sure the payee i.e. john doe signs the back of the cheque.

    The purpose of doing that on a crossed chq is what :confused:


  • #6
    digzy
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    amdublin wrote: »
    The purpose of doing that on a crossed chq is what :confused:

    i wonder myself. is it for security in case the cheque is stolen...
    it's good for revenue though. if you're say a plumber and get a cheque you cant 'cash' it in a shop or use it to pay someone else.it must be lodged into your own account so if there's an audit you're nailed if you dont declare it.

    I dont see the issue with a crossed 'revenue' cheque.....it's not as if they wont know!


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  • #7
    unclebill98
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    Richie6904 wrote: »
    The revenue wont remove the crossing they are standardised cheques that wont be changed.

    If your lodging to a joint account make sure the payee i.e. john doe signs the back of the cheque.

    They can be changed, just won't be unless it's exceptional circumstances.


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