Pay Machine Games Duty
Overview
You must file your Machine Games Duty (MGD) return and make your payment within 30 days of the end of your accounting period. An accounting period is 3 months unless you바카라 사이트™ve arranged with HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) to use a different accounting period.
This guide is also available in Welsh (Cymraeg).
If the deadline falls on a weekend or bank holiday, make sure you file your return and your payment reaches HMRC on the last working day before it, unless you바카라 사이트™re making an online or telephone bank transfer (Faster Payments) or paying by debit or corporate credit card online.
Ways to pay
Make sure you pay HMRC by the deadline. You may have to pay a penalty and interest if you pay late.
The time you need to allow depends on how you pay.
You can no longer pay at the Post Office.
Same day or next day
- online or telephone bank transfer using Faster Payments or CHAPS
- by debit or corporate credit card online
- approve a payment through your online bank account
- at your bank or building society
3 working days
- online or telephone bank transfer using Bacs
- by cheque through the post
- Direct Debit - if you바카라 사이트™re making a single payment and you바카라 사이트™ve set up one for HMRC before
5 working days
- Direct Debit - if you바카라 사이트™re making a single payment and you have not set up one for HMRC before
10 working days before you file your first return
- Direct Debit - if you바카라 사이트™re setting up an automatic payment (known as a 바카라 사이트˜variable payment plan바카라 사이트™)
Penalties for late returns
You바카라 사이트™ll get a penalty if you miss the deadline for filing returns.
When the penalty is applied | Penalty |
---|---|
1 day after deadline | Between £100 and £400, depending on how many late returns you바카라 사이트™ve previously filed |
6 months after deadline | £300 or 5% of the MGD due (whichever is higher) |
12 months after deadline | £300 or 5% of the MGD due (whichever is higher) |
If you disagree with a penalty
If you바카라 사이트™ve been given a penalty and you think it바카라 사이트™s wrong, you can appeal to HMRC.