Direct Debit Request form - Penrith City Council 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your name(s) in the 'Name of Customer(s) giving the Direct Debit Request' section. Ensure that you provide accurate details as this will be used for identification.
  3. Next, input your APCA User ID Number, which is essential for processing your request.
  4. In the 'Details of the Account to be Debited' section, fill in the name of your bank or financial institution, branch, account holder’s name, BSB number, and account number. Remember, credit cards are not accepted.
  5. Proceed to the 'Payment Details' section. Here, specify the address of the property for which rates are being paid and include your Rate Account Number(s).
  6. Select your frequency of payment (Quarterly) and indicate the first payment date.
  7. Finally, sign and date the form in the designated areas to authorize Penrith City Council to debit your account.

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Call or visit the website of the company you wish to set up a Pre-Authorized Debit (PAD) with to obtain a PAD Agreement and use your account information when completing the Agreement.
The billing organisation will ask you for: Your name and address. The name and address of your bank or building society. Your bank or building society account number. The branch sort code of your bank or building society (see your debit card or banking app) The name(s) on the account.
A Direct Debit is an instruction from you to your bank, authorising a business or organisation to collect payments from your account when they are due. You give this authorisation by completing a Direct Debit Mandate form this can be a paper form or a web page that you complete online.
If youre switching to Direct Debit to pay a company where youre already a customer (for example, if you are paying them a regular one-off payment), first thing to do is get in touch with them and theyll set up the Direct Debit Instruction for you. That might be online or over the phone, or it could be by post.
Pay by direct debit The completed form can be emailed to council@penrith.city or mailed to PO Box 60 PENRITH NSW 2751. Direct Debit from Credit Card is not offered by Council, however you can set up scheduled Credit Card payments (including weekly, fortnightly, monthly or set dates) by BPay using internet banking.

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A direct debit form is an application form that you must fill in which provides your details. This confirms that you give permission for your account to be debited.
To set up a direct debit, you complete a direct debit authority form from the company (which is then called a direct debit initiator). The company will tell your bank you have given it authority to pay your bill by direct debit. It must give you at least 10 days notice before debiting the first payment.
A key difference between Direct Debits and standing orders is who organises each payment. With a Direct Debit, you give a company permission to set up regular payments from your bank account. But with a standing order, you create the payment yourself.

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