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1. www.tvlicence.ie › home › direct-debitDirect Debit FAQs - TV Licence

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   You can pay your TV Licence fee through Direct Debit from your Bank Current Account. Important announcement: A New SEPA TV Licence Direct Debit application and mandate form was introduced in November 2013. From this date onwards you must use this form when making an application to pay for a TV Licence through the TV Licence Direct Debit scheme.

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2. www.tvlicence.ieTV Licence Home

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   Need a TV Licence? Have you moved House? Use our quick and convenient online service to renew your existing TV Licence, purchase your first TV Licence or change your personal details.

3. www.tvlicensing.co.uk › ways-to-pay › direct-debitDirect Debit - TV Licensing

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   If you currently pay for your licence with a TV Licensing payment or savings card and want to switch to Direct Debit, find out how to change your payment method. You’ll need your current TV Licence number to hand.

4. www.tvlicence.ie › RenewalLogOnTV Licence - Renewal Log On

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   1 day ago · Please enter your 17 digit TV Reference Number and 5 digit PIN as printed on your Renewal Notice. Pay for your TV licence online, renew your existing TV Licence, buy your First TV Licence online or change your existing personal details quickly and easily.

5. www.gov.ie › en › serviceBuy a Television Licence - Gov.ie

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   Jun 16, 2020 · You can buy a TV Licence using the following payment methods: online using the TV Licence Online Service. at any Post Office. by contacting the customer service line (Debit or Credit Card) at +353 1 705 8800, Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm. Direct Debit. TV Licence Records Office - cheque.

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7. www.citizensinformation.ie › tv-licencesTV licences - Citizens Information

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   Online, through TV Licence Online. By phone, on (01) 705 8800 (for credit or debit card transactions only) By direct debit, using forms available from your TV Licence Records Office – payments are by monthly, quarterly, half-yearly or yearly instalments. A TV licence costs €160 a year for both homes and businesses.

8. www.tvlicensing.co.uk › cs › ContentServerDirect Debit - TV Licensing

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   You can pay your TV Licence by using Direct Debit. It’s a convenient way to pay, as your licence is automatically renewed each year.

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   Can I pay my TV licence by direct debit?

   • Once you have paid for a TV Licence by annual or quarterly Direct Debit, you will then be able to pay by monthly Direct Debit for your next TV Licence. If you still have questions take a look at TV Licensing FAQs where you can find all the answers in one place. You can pay your TV Licence by using Direct Debit.

   Direct Debit - TV Licensing

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   How do I pay for a TV licence if I don't pay monthly?

   • If you are not given the option to pay monthly when you renew your TV Licence, you will be prompted to pay by annual or quarterly Direct Debit instead. Once you have paid for a TV Licence by annual or quarterly Direct Debit, you will then be able to pay by monthly Direct Debit for your next TV Licence.

   Direct Debit - TV Licensing

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   How do I get a TV licence?

   • Online, through TV Licence Online. You need the 17 digit TV reference number and 5 digit PIN so that you can log on. By phone, on (01) 705 8800 (for credit or debit card transactions only). You need the 17 digit TV reference number. How long is the licence valid? Your new licence is valid from the date the old licence expires.

   TV licences - Citizens Information

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   Who pays for TV licence fees in Ireland?

   • 7% of revenue from the TV licence fees is paid to the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI) for the Broadcasting Fund. It is used to support the production of programmes on Irish culture, heritage and experience and programmes to improve adult literacy.

   TV licences - Citizens Information

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   How do I renew my TV licence?

   • Alternatively you can contact your Local TV Licence records office by phone or email and a Direct Debit form will be posted out to you. All TV Licence renewal Direct Debit customers receive a letter 3-4 weeks prior to their TV Licence expiring. Changing Bank Accounts ?

   Direct Debit FAQs - TV Licence

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   How much does a TV licence cost?

   • A TV Licence costs €160 for both homes and businesses. You can buy a TV Licence using the following payment methods: by contacting the customer service line (Debit or Credit Card) at +353 1 705 8800, Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm. €1,000 is the fine for an unlicensed television for a first offence, and €2,000 for subsequent offences.

   gov - Buy a Television Licence

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