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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Periodical Payment Authority in the editor.
  2. Select one of the options: 'Add', 'Modify', or 'Delete' a payment. Depending on your choice, complete the relevant sections as indicated.
  3. In Section 1, provide the account details where payments will be debited. Fill in your account name, BSB number, and account number.
  4. Proceed to Section 2 to enter payment details including the amount, first payment date, frequency, and expiry date if applicable.
  5. Complete Section 3 by providing payee details. Choose from options like crediting an account or issuing a bank cheque and fill in the required information.
  6. If modifying a payment, go to Section 4 and input the new details for amount, frequency, and payee account as needed.
  7. For deletions, fill out Section 5 with the periodical payment number and method of payment you wish to cancel.
  8. Finally, sign and date in Section 6 to acknowledge your agreement with the terms before submitting your form.

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Periodic payments The term periodic means there is a series of payments, but does not necessarily mean frequent. For example, the payments could be made monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, or annually. The court order or written agreement must set out the timing of the payments.
Stopping a card payment The law says you can withdraw your consent and stop a future payment under a continuous payment authority at any time up to the end of business on the day before the payment is due.
As a business owner or human resources manager, you may come across the term payment by authority in the context of recurring payments. This refers to a system where a customer authorizes a business to collect payments directly from their bank account or credit card on a regular basis.
It refers to a type of recurring payment set up by the merchant to collect regular, recurring payments from a customer. Payments are taken using debit or credit card details with the full permission, or authority, of the customer.
You can cancel a CPA by contacting your bank or the company taking the payment. When you cancel a CPA it means: You are telling the people you owe they do not have permission to use your card details in the future. If any more payments are taken after this, they would be unauthorised