Hi all and thank you for reading my query.
Ive got into financial difficulty and owe about 4 or 5 months council tax. On top of that i buried my head in the sand and didnt open any letters yes i know its stupid. :tinysmile_cry_t2: ive now received a notice of enforcement from equitas bailiffs saying that unless i pay in full or reach a payment agreement by 4 September they will come back and take my goods. I have been reading up on this and i know I can refuse entry etc but to be honest, i'd rather just try and pay the money. They are suing me for the whole of the council tax which is £990 plus £75 compliance stage fee and there's no way on earth i have that kind of money to pay in full so who do I contact to try and reach a payment agreement? A lot of internet sites say dont deal with the bailiff deal with the council. I've already paid £50 last week directly to the council anyway in an attempt to clear up the debt but i'd like to offer something like £150 - £200 a month. Should I just ring the bailiff? I was going to pay another £100 today but not sure whether to pay directly to the council or the bailiff. Any advice would be most appreciated.
Thank you in advance
Ive got into financial difficulty and owe about 4 or 5 months council tax. On top of that i buried my head in the sand and didnt open any letters yes i know its stupid. :tinysmile_cry_t2: ive now received a notice of enforcement from equitas bailiffs saying that unless i pay in full or reach a payment agreement by 4 September they will come back and take my goods. I have been reading up on this and i know I can refuse entry etc but to be honest, i'd rather just try and pay the money. They are suing me for the whole of the council tax which is £990 plus £75 compliance stage fee and there's no way on earth i have that kind of money to pay in full so who do I contact to try and reach a payment agreement? A lot of internet sites say dont deal with the bailiff deal with the council. I've already paid £50 last week directly to the council anyway in an attempt to clear up the debt but i'd like to offer something like £150 - £200 a month. Should I just ring the bailiff? I was going to pay another £100 today but not sure whether to pay directly to the council or the bailiff. Any advice would be most appreciated.
Thank you in advance
New member - Council tax arrears Equitas
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