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Debt Management and Banking Manual

DMBM660610 · Enforcement action: summary proceedings: enforcing magistrates' orders

  • DMBM660620 · England and Wales
  • DMBM660630 · Using bailiffs to enforce by distress warrant
  • DMBM660640 · Applying for a distress warrant
  • DMBM660650 · Executing a distress warrant
  • DMBM660660 · Adjustments and objections after a distress warrant has been issued
  • DMBM660670 · Debtor moved to a new address after a magistrates' order
  • DMBM660680 · Debtor insolvent after a distress warrant has been issued
  • DMBM660690 · Distress warrant unsuccessful
  • DMBM660700 · Enforcing magistrates' orders - Northern Ireland
  1. Enforcement action: summary proceedings: enforcing magistrates' orders: contents
  2. Enforcement action: summary proceedings: enforcing magistrates' orders: using bailiffs to enforce by distress warrant

DMBM660630 | Enforcement action: summary proceedings: enforcing magistrates' orders: using bailiffs to enforce by distress warrant

From HM Revenue & Customs · Debt Management and Banking Manual

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Her Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) engage bailiffs on a contractual basis to enforce payment of court fines and civil debt which include HMRC debts.

Each bailiff company is contracted to serve a specific court region.

VAT payments to bailiffs

It has been agreed with HMCTS that civil debt, which includes HM Revenue and Customs debts, is included in the courts’ contracts with the bailiffs. The courts will also assume responsibility for the VAT due on the service the bailiffs provide.

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