"payment notice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you need to inform someone of a payment that is due, or that must be made. For example: "Please find attached a payment notice reflecting the amount due for rent this month."
His accelerated payment notice regime has basically killed off promoted schemes.
On 24 January 1994, BLM agents placed a copy of a "demand for payment" notice on Cliven's car.
Six months later, those graduates received their first payment notice in the mail, for about $380 on average, with 120 more monthly payments ahead of them.
In subsequent discussions with charities in New York, FEMA officials have suggested that a late payment notice would be sufficient, a position that FEMA finally made explicit in a public information brochure it began distributing to victims last month.
He is unsure how he can challenge the payment notice because police seized all the company's documents a few days after detaining him and have not returned them nor allowed anyone to inspect them.
If your business taxes go unpaid, the IRS Internal Revenue Servicee) will send you a Demand for Payment notice.
Announcing the budget, Osborne also promised that HMRC would issue more "accelerated payment notices", which allow the taxman to demand upfront payment of disputed tax sums.
The guidance stated that "accelerated payment notices" relating to tax avoidance cases would be issued to around 33,000 taxpayers, concerning £5.1bn under dispute.
Members said that accelerated payment notices (APNs) and follower notices were being aimed unfairly at lower and middle-income freelancers such as IT workers and NHS nurses, rather than the promoters of tax avoidance schemes.
"Most players were sold these schemes as a good investment and a way to save tax, then they have retired, their earnings have dropped, they face very big accelerated payment notices from HMRC which can't be appealed, and they are in serious financial difficulties," he said.
These accelerated payment notices (APNs) - requiring an individual to pay first and appeal afterwards if they disagree - are issued by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) if it believes too little tax has been paid.
