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bsmurph83
05-06-2009, 04:51 AM
AUSTRALIAN VERSION:

Below are instructions on how to "pay" the latest Statement of Account. Since you can pay as easily as they can create the debt, this is the simplest thing to do.

Attached is a letter to enclose with your payment (ANYONE WHO HAS SUCH A LETTER PLEASE POST IT HERE!).

1) Edit the letter for your particular payment, add your details, and print it out and sign it.

2) Tape a one dollar ($1) coin to the bottom of it.

3) Take the Statement of Account (or Notice of Assessment) and detach the Payment Slip on the bottom third from the top portion. You only need concern yourself with pages which contain a Payment slip at the bottom. Additional pages attached behind can be disregarded.

4) On the top portion write the following:
- "Accepted for value"
- Sign it
- Date it
- Your Social Security Number (same as WINZ# or Superannuation#)
- If you do not have a Social Security Number, use the number "111 111 111"

5) Place a five (5) cent stamp on the top portion

6) Place another five (5) cent stamp on the front of the Payment Slip

7) Sign and date across each stamp. This cancels them (here you are playing Postmaster)

8) Cross the front of the Payment slip with double lines from top to bottom. In between those lines write "Not transferrable"

9) On the front of the Payment slip:
- Cross out the word "Slip" so it just says "Payment"
- Date it in the upper right-hand corner
- Sign it in the lower right-hand corner
- Write "Payable to: Inland Revenue" on the left-hand side

10) Put all three documents into the same envelope and post them to the address given on the Statement of Account (or Payment slip) for payments to be sent do.

11) DO NOT attach the papers to each other, and DO NOT do anything else that is not in the above instructions, no matter how good an idea it appears.

the worm that turned
05-06-2009, 01:00 PM
AUSTRALIAN VERSION:

Below are instructions on how to "pay" the latest Statement of Account. Since you can pay as easily as they can create the debt, this is the simplest thing to do.

Attached is a letter to enclose with your payment (ANYONE WHO HAS SUCH A LETTER PLEASE POST IT HERE!).

1) Edit the letter for your particular payment, add your details, and print it out and sign it.

2) Tape a one dollar ($1) coin to the bottom of it.

3) Take the Statement of Account (or Notice of Assessment) and detach the Payment Slip on the bottom third from the top portion. You only need concern yourself with pages which contain a Payment slip at the bottom. Additional pages attached behind can be disregarded.

4) On the top portion write the following:
- "Accepted for value"
- Sign it
- Date it
- Your Social Security Number (same as WINZ# or Superannuation#)
- If you do not have a Social Security Number, use the number "111 111 111"

5) Place a five (5) cent stamp on the top portion

6) Place another five (5) cent stamp on the front of the Payment Slip

7) Sign and date across each stamp. This cancels them (here you are playing Postmaster)

8) Cross the front of the Payment slip with double lines from top to bottom. In between those lines write "Not transferrable"

9) On the front of the Payment slip:
- Cross out the word "Slip" so it just says "Payment"
- Date it in the upper right-hand corner
- Sign it in the lower right-hand corner
- Write "Payable to: Inland Revenue" on the left-hand side

10) Put all three documents into the same envelope and post them to the address given on the Statement of Account (or Payment slip) for payments to be sent do.

11) DO NOT attach the papers to each other, and DO NOT do anything else that is not in the above instructions, no matter how good an idea it appears.

Excuse naivety, but is this a statement of account with regards to a personal tax bill, or is it applicable to all alleged debts (e.g. credit card, mortgage, utility bills etc)?

Does it actually work? Proof if possible

Can it be applied in the UK?

Did you have to do any preparatory activities upfront?

Sorry for all q's and if it is in another thread then just tell me to go and search for it!!!

bsmurph83
05-06-2009, 03:08 PM
Excuse naivety, but is this a statement of account with regards to a personal tax bill, or is it applicable to all alleged debts (e.g. credit card, mortgage, utility bills etc)?

Does it actually work? Proof if possible

Can it be applied in the UK?

Did you have to do any preparatory activities upfront?

Sorry for all q's and if it is in another thread then just tell me to go and search for it!!!

Well, basically bank invoices and utilities as far as I know...

I know that a handful of people in Australia do use this stuff but they have letters of instructions attached for the payee so they know what to do with it - letters I'm trying to get my hands on... Probably also helps to have sent a bond order to the treasury and have the setoff/cestui qe account officially set up and ready to go.

Something equivalent would surely be done in the UK, yeh. Sorry that my answers aren't really answers hehe :D I'm still learning about this shit...

earthicastar
21-06-2010, 07:36 PM
Im getting ready to attempt to discharge my utility bill in California.. i havent paid them in over a year due to their smart meter scam and entering a class action suit against PG&E they stopped them from shutting me off, but now i have recieved a bill for the last year with a 15 day notice to turn my utilities off...

My roomate tried to have it put in his name, (he is 50% property owner), but PGE wouldnt put in his name because they said the county recorders shows that GMAC bank owns the house, (really? im in litigation with them, and they've never proven any claim and do NOT own MY property.. and the record couldnt possibly say that lawfully, so if it does, it is a complete fraud

im not really sure how you are proposing to do this discharge, but my understanding is to write at an angle in blue across the bill(coupon), "accepted for value and returned for payment in full" autograph it, date it and write SS# in gold ink at an angle, (with or without dashes) cancel a 2 cent stamp(top right, just like a letter),

I dont HAVE a SS# so i suppose i'd just use tghe one they tried to join me with... i believe it belongs to them, and they can use it to pay their own oppressive energy bill

any suggestions?

would love to hear them

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