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You can set your own payment terms, such as discounts for early payment and payment upfront. Unless you agree a payment date, the customer must pay you within 30 days of getting your invoice or the goods or service.
You can use a statutory demand to formally request payment of what you’re owed.
You have the right to charge interest for late payment, but you can choose not to.
A statutory demand can be used to ask for payment of a debt from an individual or company. When an individual or company gets a statutory demand, they have 21 days to either:
If there’s no agreement, whoever issues the statutory demand can start:
Choose the form for your circumstances and deliver it to the individual or company that owes you money. Use one of these 3 statutory demand forms:
To read more about statutory demand please visit www.gov.uk/statutory-demands/overview.
If a customer asks their credit or debit card issuer to reverse a transaction, they can reclaim the value of the transaction from you. This is known as a ‘chargeback’.
You can be charged up to 120 days after the transaction has been debited or from when the goods or services were due to be received.
If you want to set up a business that takes a sum of money from a customer every time they use a service, for example, online trading, you may need to be authorized by the Financial Services Authority.
If customers pay you in large amounts of cash, your business may need to be registered for an anti-money laundering scheme.
You must follow the rules on storing customer data to protect their financial information.
To learn more about data protection please read our Privacy policy and Terms and conditions.
To read more about payment obligations in general please visit https://www.gov.uk/invoicing-and-taking-payment-from-customers/payment-obligations