notice to pay

School officials had given her and other students notices to pay the money they owed the school.

Under the procedure, the store mails the shoplifter a notice to pay the amount agreed upon.

You'll also get a Notice to Pay which tells you how to make your repayment, and includes a payment slip.

One day they get a twenty four hour notice to pay their bill, but needless to say they lack the funds to oblige.

Laws enacted by Congress gave the agency little discretion to delay or stay enforcement after the mother did not respond to repeated notices to pay her taxes.

Along with the determination HMRC will send you a 'Notice to pay'.

If you have an overpayment from a previous award, the Tax Credit Office will have sent you a Notice to Pay.

You must pay back the full amount of the overpayment within 30 days of receiving a Notice to Pay (which will include a payslip) from HMRC.

Twenty-one notices to pay fines have been sent out to companies in the state since June; four have paid, and the others are contesting the penalties, I.N.S. officials in New York said.

If your payments have gone down If you've received a Notice to Pay More useful links The Tax Credit Office might have reduced your tax credits to repay an overpayment.

But when the organization discovered that the club was not paying the annual rent increases scheduled in its lease, it gave the club notice to pay within seven days, as required by law, but the club has challenged the debt in court.

If you don't file a Company Tax Return, your company or organisation will be charged a penalty and HMRC will tell you how much Corporation Tax you must pay by making a determination of tax payable and issuing you with a notice to pay.