FETF grant claim . Is a purchase via PayPal going to be a headache?

Jimmy the bull

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Livestock Farmer
I’m shortly looking at making a claim for a number of items that we were successful in getting the grant for and couple of them were purchased via a PayPal account linked to the farm business account, has anyone done this? or is it going to be an issue? I know the RPA will want invoice and proof of purchase from the account ?
 

BigBarl

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Arable Farmer
Location
South Notts
So long as you have an invoice and can prove the money has left an account linked to the business I can’t see how it will be a problem? You’ll be able to get a PayPal statement showing where the money went from and to like with the bank I’d have thought?
 

Jimmy the bull

Member
Livestock Farmer
So long as you have an invoice and can prove the money has left an account linked to the business I can’t see how it will be a problem? You’ll be able to get a PayPal statement showing where the money went from and to like with the bank I’d have thought?
Yes can get a PayPal statement and it has the last 4 digit of the linked bank account on each transaction. I know from last year they can be a bit twitchy , I was asked if to resend bank statements as they didn’t have the bank logo on the top even though they said Lloyds . It was rather odd.
 

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