I hope someone can shed some light on this.
I am a carpenter. If I send a bill (remittance) to a customer for a Garden Building I made him, and he signed it and sent it back without cash or a cheque, I would have a very serious talk with him. If that did not result in a payment which I could use to pay my suppliers and bills, there is a chance his Garden Building would get struck by lightning one stormy night. Because I did not get the agreed exchange for my materials and labour!
What goes for money these days, is after all the most readily available medium of exchange we have - be it a very faulty one.
So at what level of Corporation does Veronicas statements about Remittance become true? If I formed a Limited Company, would I get a handbook from the Government telling me how to cash both the Remittance and the Cheque? I think Not!
My guess is it would only be true with the Government itself and possibly Councils and Banks.
As regards using my Bond, this unfortunately does not work for me since I am Swedish and could only use that if I declared myself a Freeman there and moved back (you think taxes are bad here - you should live in Scandinavia) and managed to uncover how to access my Swedish Bond.
Any data here?
Kent