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What Is Time Limit?

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lynbrown | 11:11 Fri 19th Jun 2020 | Law
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We have had a bill from our factoring agent passing on an outstanding electricity charge covering Feb 2019 to May 2020, ie 15 months. I have a feeling legislation was passed recently saying you could only be charged for outstanding bills of up to 12 months only. Am I right?
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The Ofgem rule only applies to 'household and microbusiness energy customers', so if you're running a business (other than a 'micro' one, whatever that might be) it won't apply to you.

However, if the rule does apply to you, you can find a relevant link (to Citizens Advice, for a draft letter to send to the energy company) on the Ofgem website:
https://www.ofgem.gov.uk/consumers/household-gas-and-electricity-guide/who-contact-if-its-difficult-paying-energy-bills/energy-back-billing-guide-your-rights
It depends whether they have asked for the money before. If bills had been issued but ignored then I don't think that counts

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