Paying business bills
Guides for business owners
How to pay the bills every UK business pays, from the deadline and reference to the ways HMRC accepts payment, and how a VAT-registered business earns 4 RewardsPilot points per £1 paying them through RewardsPilot.
Guides
- How to pay your VAT bill, and earn points on it
The deadline, reference and ways to pay a VAT bill to HMRC, whether you can pay it by credit card, and how a VAT-registered business earns 4 RewardsPilot points per £1 paying it through RewardsPilot. - How to pay your PAYE bill, and earn points on it
The deadline, reference and ways to pay an employer's PAYE bill to HMRC, whether you can pay it by credit card, and how a business earns 4 RewardsPilot points per £1 paying it through RewardsPilot. - How to pay your Corporation Tax bill, and earn points on it
The deadline, reference and ways to pay a Corporation Tax bill to HMRC, whether you can pay it by credit card, and how a company earns 4 RewardsPilot points per £1 paying it through RewardsPilot. - How to pay your business rates, and earn points on them
When business rates bills arrive, who you pay, how instalments work, and how a VAT-registered business earns 4 RewardsPilot points per £1 paying its business rates through RewardsPilot. - How to pay supplier invoices, and earn points on them
UK payment terms and late-payment rules for supplier invoices, what a VAT invoice must show, and how a VAT-registered business earns 4 RewardsPilot points per £1 paying its suppliers through RewardsPilot. - Recording RewardsPilot payments in Xero or QuickBooks: the supplier invoice, our invoice and the clearing account
How a business records a supplier bill paid through RewardsPilot in Xero, QuickBooks or any accounting software: two invoices, one payment, a clearing account, and the supplier shown as settled. From RewardsPilot's VAT treatment letter. - RewardsPilot or a business credit card: which earns more on the bills a UK business pays?
A plain comparison of earning rewards on business bills through RewardsPilot and through a business credit card: what each can pay, what each earns per £1, fees, credit, caps and the cash alternative, with worked figures.