Application to change the bank account for salary payments
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This document is in Bulgarian
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Changing banks is a small matter until a salary goes to a closed account. This application tells the payroll office what the new account is and from which month it applies. File it before payday rather than after — the transfer is prepared in advance.
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Common questions
- When does the new account take effect?
- Usually from the next payroll run, if the application goes in before the day it is prepared. So file it as soon as the account is open, not the day before payday.
- Do I have to attach a document from the bank?
- Many employers want proof that the account is yours, so that a salary is not paid into someone else's account because of a mistyped digit. The application has a field for the attachment — include it even if it was not asked for.
- Can my salary go into someone else's account?
- As a rule no. Pay is paid to the employee; payment into a third party's account is allowed only in expressly regulated cases. This application is for your own account, not for anyone else's.
- What happens if I get a digit wrong?
- The transfer bounces or, worse, reaches a different account holder. Check the number character by character before filing — a correction needs a fresh application and the next payroll run.
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