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HMRC’s late payment interest rate rise

Posted on 3 August 20223 August 2022 by Emily Wilson

HMRC’s late payment interest rate has gone up by another quarter percent, and now stands at 3.75%.

Late payment interest encourages prompt payment, ensuring fairness for those paying on time.

The rate for overpayments remains at 0.5%.

>Read more: changes for the new tax year 2022/23

Posted in All News, Tax PlanningTagged Tax, HMRC late payment interest rate rise

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