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Direct Debit

To set up a Direct Debit, you can print out and post the the Direct Debit Instructioninstruction form.

You should allow 10 working days for HMRC to set up your Direct Debit. You’ll need to use another method to pay if it is not set up in time.

Once HMRC haswill set up your Direct Debit, they’ll automatically collect the amount shown on your return.

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You can pay by Faster Payments, CHAPS or Bacs.

Details to use if your bank account is in the UK

Use the following details to make a payment if your bank account is in the UK:

• sort code — 08 32 00
• account number — 11963295
• account name — HMRC Climate Change Levy

Your payment may be delayed if you use the wrong reference number.

Payments by:

• Faster Payments (online or telephone banking) usually reach HMRC on the same or next day, including weekends and bank holidays
• CHAPS usually reach HMRC the same working day if you pay within your bank’s processing times
• Bacs usually take 3 working days

Check your bank’s transaction limits and processing times before making a payment.

AccountOverseas detailspayments

Overseas payments should be in pound sterling and your bank may charge you if you use any other currency.

Details to use if your bank account is overseas

Use the following details to make a payment if your bank account is overseas:

• account number (IBAN) — GB70 BARC 2005 1770 6293 91
• Businessbank Identifieridentifier Codecode (BIC) — BARCGB22
• account name — HMRC Climate Change Levy

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If needed, you can provide your bank with the following HMRC banking address:

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Make yourthe cheque payable to ‘HM Revenue and Customs only’ and write your 13-digit Climate Change Levy reference number on the back.back of the cheque.

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If you workcalculate outthat you have nothing to pay on your return or are due a repayment.repayment, you must still download, complete and send your Climate Change Levy return back to HMRC.

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