Stupid question alert -what is procedure for withdrawing large sum of cash from bank account?

[Thisoldheartofmine]

Paying for building works .
Son has several thousand in current account and will be funding .
Is it going to involve personal visits to bank , on line checks etc .
Sorry to be dense .

Some are all too aware of tax evasion, such as paying tradespeople in cash. If you do it too often you may find your banking is withdrawn. The tax gap has to be funded by all of us.

Yes, there is and no one should want to enable tax evasion in a country where public services are creaking from lack of funding.

When all the manifestos talked about reducing tax evasion and closing the tax gap, this is what they meant. Insisting on a payment by BACs (and paying any extra they charge for this) is part of operating in a functioning society.

I've got a daily transfer limit of £10k. You need to check what your daily limit is and raise it if you need to.

What do you mean, "here we go"? Are you someone who is happy to enable fraud?!

Says it all that you are content to be complicit in tax fraud, I have more integrity.

They like you to let them know in advance I've found. They don't always have enough cash in the bank at short notice.

If I’m paying cash at the end of the job I’d still have an invoice and a signed receipt, I’m not just going to hand over cash. Paying cash for an invoice is totally legitimate

i paid a mixture of bank transfer and cash (£5k) and sent the the bank a secure message a couple of days in advance

the teller asked me a few standard questions then the manager had a chat. As I told them in advance I was coming was very straight forward

They don’t care about any 'potential, made up dodgy dealings' by the trade, just that I’m not being scammed or coerced out of my cash