2014 LPT bill: When can it be paid?

Yorky

I've just logged on to pay the 2014 bill but there's no facility to do so yet. I've looked at the key dates - 1st, 7th & 28th November 2013 - but there's no mention of when next year's bill can be paid.

For the self-employed, I don't have Form 11 (tax return) to hand but does any provision have to be made on the return for the LPT?

Thanks in advance

Geuze

See here:

http://www.askaboutmoney.com/showthread.php?t=182930

Yorky

Geuze wrote: »

See here:

http://www.askaboutmoney.com/showthread.php?t=182930

Thank you for linking me to my thread:rolleyes:

Ogham

The Christmas shopping budget is going to be hit this year - and the retailers of Ireland will not be happy .
If people do as they are asked to do by Revenue - at least 800,000 people will be paying the 2014 LPT in full before the end of November 2013 . That's not a typo - it's 2013.
If you want to pay by debit or credit card or cheque - you will be asked (told) to pay up by Nov 27th at the latest. More than half paid that way last year.

More details here - http://www.moneyguideireland.com/property-tax-2014-payment-dates.html

Geuze

Yorky, sorry, I didn't spot that.

mrcheez

Quick question: does the Single Debit Authority (AIB in my case) payment method incur an additional charge?

It's not very clear on the website as it mentions "Certain payment options may be liable to charges from the Payment Service Provider or financial institution involved. However, no charges apply to the deduction at source options."

Yet last July I paid the whole amount via the bank and incurred no additional charge

Ogham

mrcheez wrote: »

Quick question: does the Single Debit Authority (AIB in my case) payment method incur an additional charge?

It's not very clear on the website as it mentions "Certain payment options may be liable to charges from the Payment Service Provider or financial institution involved. However, no charges apply to the deduction at source options."

Yet last July I paid the whole amount via the bank and incurred no additional charge

You might just get your normal bank charge for the transaction - 20 to 30p - if you don't get free banking.

horse7

I sent revenue the following email , hi lpt,can you tell me the receipent name when setting up a single debit authority please, eg LPT REVENUE. thanks. I thought they could send a simple answer, but here is the reply i got,
Dear Sir/Madam

I regret delay in responding to your query
In order that I may proceed with your request please state your property ID reference ,if you have received a property tax letter from Revenue,. or in the absence of same your PPSN and address of any property owned
please refer to our webside @www.revenue .ie or forward us your pps number or propert id

LPT Administration
LPT Branch


Please note that Revenue cannot guarantee that any personal and sensitive data, sent in plain text via standard e mail ,is fully secure. Customers who choose to use this channel are deemed to have accepted any risk involved. The alternative communication methods offered by Revenue include standard post and the option to register for our (encrypted) secure email service
The Revenue Commissioners have developed a new secure e-mail system
For more information on this service please see <http://www.revenue.ie/en/online/secure-email.html>

mrcheez

horse7 wrote: »

I sent revenue the following email , hi lpt,can you tell me the receipent name when setting up a single debit authority please, eg LPT REVENUE. thanks. I thought they could send a simple answer, but here is the reply i got,
Dear Sir/Madam

I regret delay in responding to your query
In order that I may proceed with your request please state your property ID reference ,if you have received a property tax letter from Revenue,. or in the absence of same your PPSN and address of any property owned
please refer to our webside @www.revenue .ie or forward us your pps number or propert id

LPT Administration
LPT Branch


Please note that Revenue cannot guarantee that any personal and sensitive data, sent in plain text via standard e mail ,is fully secure. Customers who choose to use this channel are deemed to have accepted any risk involved. The alternative communication methods offered by Revenue include standard post and the option to register for our (encrypted) secure email service
The Revenue Commissioners have developed a new secure e-mail system
For more information on this service please see <http://www.revenue.ie/en/online/secure-email.html>

If I follow you correctly, do you want to know how it appears on your bank statement?

I can dig out my statement from July if you need it

horse7

Thanks, i was going to go to my bank to set up the payment,and i wanted to give the correct recipient name,as it turns out you dont need to do this. But the rev comms are on another planet with their communications.