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Business banking > Rates and charges > Commercial Tariff 

Commercial Tariff (formerly Corporate Standard Tariff)

Available to businesses with a turnover between £2 million - £15 million only.

Day-to-day banking
Like any business we make charges for the services you use. This page gives you details of our day-to-day banking charges.

Our charging cycle runs from the 10th of one month to the 9th of the following month.

Monthly interest

Current rate

Interest paid monthly
New AER%
New Gross%
New Net%
£1+
0.00
0.00
0.00

These interest rates are correct as at 14/04/2009.

Previous rate

Interest paid monthly
Old AER%
Old Gross%
Old Net%
£1+
0.00
0.00
0.00

These interest rates are correct as at 09/03/2009.

Account payments

Transaction type
Charges
Cheque
59p
Direct Debit
40p
Standing Order
50p
Transfer (transfer to another account in your name with the sort code starting 30-xx-xx)
Free
Debit card transaction (excluding ATM)
44p
ATM withdrawals (Free from a Lloyds TSB Cashpoint® machine)
42p
Other debit
59p
Internet banking and PhoneBank® payments
25p
Faster Payments outbound - via Lloydslink **
25p
Internet Bulk Payment - per item*
25p
Internet Bulk Payment - batch Direct debit*
40p


*You will be charged an item fee for each individual payment that you make within a Bulk Payments batch. In addition you will also be charged for the debit made to your account for the total amount of the Bulk Payments batch - charged at the rate of a Direct Debit.

For example, a batch of 10 payments will incur a charge of 10 x 25p for the individual payments as well as 1 x 40p for the direct debit to the account. This makes a total of 11 individual charges.

** Please note that this charge is in addition to the charges explained in your Lloydslink charges leaflet, see a full list of Lloydslink charges here.

Account receipts

Transaction type
Charges
Automated credit (includes telephone and Internet banking)
15p
Automated credit – Faster Payments inbound
15p
Credit paid in at Lloyds TSB branch
75p
Credit paid in at another bank
75p
Credit paid in via nightsafe
Amount up to £1k
£2.75
Credit paid in via nightsafe
£1k up to £5k 
£2.75

Transfer (transfer to another account in your name with the sort code starting with 30-xx-xx)

Free
Other credit
75p

The processing cycle for Islamic business bank accounts

Payments made through your account are processed in different ways. Find out more information about the cheque clearing process for cheques, automated payments and Internet and Telephone banking transactions.

Other services

Transaction type
Charges
Cash paid in
Amount up to £1k
53p per £100
Cash paid in
£1k up to £5k
53p per £100
Cash paid in
Amount over £5k
53p per £100
Cash paid out at Lloyds TSB counter
Amount up to £1k
53p per £100*
Cash paid out at Lloyds TSB counter
£1k up to £5k
53p per £100
Cash paid out at Lloyds TSB counter
Amount over £5k
53p per £100
Cash exchanged
£2.00 per £100
Cheque paid in
28p
Cardnet envelope paid in
Free
BACS - batch file submitted
£4.00
BACS - debit or credit item
10p
Telepay - debit or credit item
32p

* this includes the use of debit cards to withdraw cash over branch counters.

 

AER – stands for Annual Equivalent Rate and illustrates what the interest rate would be if interest was paid and compounded once each year. As every advertisement for a savings product which quotes an interest rate will contain an AER, you will be able to compare more easily what return you can expect from your savings over time.
GROSS – Gross rate is the contractual rate of interest payable before the deduction of income tax at the rate specified by law.
NET – The rate of interest which would be payable after allowing for the deduction of income tax at the rate specified by law. Interest is normally paid at the net rate, unless the account falls within an exempt category or the account-holder qualifies to receive interest gross.

PhoneBank® is a registered UK trademark of Lloyds TSB Bank plc.

Cashpoint® is a registered UK trademark of Lloyds TSB Bank plc.