What is an exchequer account?
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exchequer is one of two things -\n\n1.)government funds: a national treasury or account, especially the U.K. government's account at the Bank of England, or the assets in it\n\n2.) a brand of accounting software.\n\nSo the answer to your question is either a government account or an account within a particular piece of accounting software. I hope the context decides which one.
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The best savings accounts in UK are definitely from Halifax Banks.\n\nHalifax Banks have alot of services that they can give you for example: \n1. Bank Accounts\n2. Credit Cards\n3. Estate Agency\n4. Holidays \n5. Insurance\n6. Investments\n7. Loans\n8. Mortgages\n9. Savings\n10. Share Dealing\n\nAll these services that the Halifax banks offer are great, besides they help you in your life they can give you alot of money and alot of interest in your savings account.\n\nNumber 9 called Savings: Is an excellent account in which you can open a savings account and if you keep your money in that account for a long time, automatically it will increase your interest rate, for example: If you have  £6,500 in your savings account and if you keep your money there for 6 months your interest rate will increase from 3.5% to 6% and it will be a little bit more of money; But you cannot take out money from your account once you've already made this deal, if you take money out you'll lose your interest. (And you can hardly be able to apply once again.)\n\nI think this one is good because they give you alot of interest, it's secure, it has alot of popularity, all the people have their account in it, and it's a bank in which you can trust 100%.\n\nSo try it! It's an excellent bank that in my opinion, I recommend it for everyone that lives in UK.\n\nI hoped that this answer has helped you in everything. \n\nRegards
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Bank Account in what country?
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Southend-on-Sea Tax Office\n\nThey will take it
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I take it that one of your creditors has made you bankrupt in England.\n\nUnfortunately there's not a lot you can do to counter that -- except that if you are in fact insolvent the creditor is going to get nothing and will have paid £400 or so to relieve you of all your debts, including his.\n\nI'm on holiday right now, but I have Prof. Ian Fletcher's treatise on English bankruptcy law at home and I was reading up on this question last week.\n\nA vindictive or stupid creditor (Amex does it all the time) can make a debtor bankrupt, and the only defense is that the money isn't owed. But few creditors ever get any money by doing this. Yet, in England (though never in America) they do it all the time.\n\nYou will get convoked before a referee or trustee and you will be examined on your assets. These days "guilt" (as in over-spending) is hardly an issue. Everybody is over-spent and over-indebted. So long as you're not hiding anything there's nothing they can do. It's an offence to abscond with assets or to hide assets. The first thing you should do is to tell anyone who might die and leave you money to change their will to put it in a discretionary trust. \n\nGood luck.
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If you are in the UK, HMRC´s website is very helpful.\n\nhttp://www.hmrc.gov.uk/startingup/index.htm
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Your address\n\n                                   Tel:\n\n                                    Date:\n\nCompanies Address.\n\n\nDear Sir,\n\n                  Repayment Plan\n\n      With reference to the amount outstanding in my name I would be obliged if you would kindly open a Repayment Plan in my name so that I may be able to clear this account within the period required by you.\n\nYours faithfully.\n\n\nSign your name and if it is illegible print it out underneath.
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one that will except me for who i am and not what i have in my bank account
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What business?  What bids? & What type of accounts?\n\nSorry, can't answer this without more info:-)
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try here: http://www.moneysupermarket.com/currentaccounts/\n\ntick on the Student & Young Person Accounts and see what it comes up with
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do mean yahoo auction account?\n-----------------------------------------------\nhttp://www.bestcreditrates.net
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a personal account is only for buying, you can do very little selling on it\n\na premium account is for selling & buying on ebay. limit is 5k i believe\n\nthe other one i believe is for if you have a 40k ebay business, only the HUGE ebay people use these\n \ni recommend premium, always works for me, tricky to se up though
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It is the office of Child support taking money for "handling your account!"
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use your bank account number
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Imprest money is money given to one of the employee in the organisation who is authorised by the competent authority to receive upto a certain upper limit for day to day expenditure, disbursals etc may be for sundr payments, for sundry purchases etc for which he obtains proper receipts and later on submits the accounts to the casier or the accountant and after verification the expenditure incurred by that person are got recorded in the books of accounts of the organisation and hence the employee who has submitted the accounts is once again given fresh ammounts for similar\nexpenditure in futre.\nThe Imprest is in the name of trhe employee say ABC \nSo IMPREST A/C ABC  Dr  $200\nCASH                          $200\n\nWhen accounts are submitted \nFor Daily wages     Dr  $100\nFor Sundry Purchases Dr  $100\nIMPREST A/C ABC               $200\n\nIn some proprietary organisation they take a signed slip from the employee for $200 and keep it in cash box and treat it as cash. At days end voucher is taken for the expenditure and balance in cash is returned and the slip is returned to the employee.This is not a good practice !!!!!!
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a bank is a place where many transactions takes place like,depositing money,withdrawing money,opening accounts,sending money from one account to another,u can also keep ur jewellery or important documents or papers or anything very precious in its locker.\nis it enuf?\n:-)
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Go to your local Edward Jones branch office. Even though it is a small account, they will be very friendly and helpful.