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What are Sundry Debts?

The Revenues Section is responsible for collecting miscellaneous debts including:

I do not agree with the invoice I have received. What should I do?

If you think that the invoice you have received is incorrect please contact us immediately. The details of where to contact us are shown on your invoice. Disputes can be investigated and problems can be solved.

Can I get a copy of the invoice?

Yes a copy invoice can be provided on request.

Where and how can I pay my invoice?

Please note that we cannot accept payments at any of our offices. You can pay using the following methods:

 

I cannot pay my invoice in full. Can I pay by Instalments?

If you are having difficulty paying your invoice and would like to discuss payment by instalments or if you already owe us money and want to speak to someone, please contact us.

Why have I received recovery letters?

If an invoice is not paid within 28 days a Notice of Intent will be issued, if the debt remains unpaid after a further 14 days a Final Notice will be issued. Should the debt remain outstanding after these notices have been issued we will take further recovery action which may involve asking a Debt Collection Agency to collect the debt on our behalf or an application to the County Court for a Judgment (this action would incur fees)

 



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