Latest news from HMRC: Dear customer, As part of Talk Money Week, we want to let you and your employees know about services available online and in the HMRC app that can help boost and manage their finances. For example,…
Latest from HMRC: “Whether you’re new to VAT or would like to refresh your knowledge, take advantage of our online support for the information you need – including the following live webinars. You can ask any questions you may have…
Please see the message below from HMRC Comms colleagues A video was issued on YouTube in summer 2022 promoting the HMRC app and advising individuals why and how to notify HMRC if they have a change of personal or…
Changes to reporting income from self-employment and partnerships From 5 April 2024, all sole trader and partnership businesses whose accounting year doesn’t end on or between 31 March to 5 April will need to report their taxable profits to us…
Moving home – customers can update their address digitally . August is the most popular time for house moves and we know that moving can be a busy time with lots to consider, and we don’t want customers to miss out…
From HMRC: Check if you need to send a …
News from HMRC: To carry on claiming Child Benefit, parents and carers of teens staying in full-time education or training need to let us know. Parents and carers with children aged 16 and 17 can quickly and easily extend their Child Benefit…
Information from HMRC below: The UK Government is working on a new way for you to sign into your tax services. We want to make sure the new sign in system works for everyone. It’s important we understand the difficulties…
Call waiting times to be included on more helplines Following a successful trial, messages on the estimated time it will take to speak to an adviser will now be extended to more HMRC helplines from 4 July. The message will be played…
Deadline for voluntary National Insurance contributions extended to 5 April 2025 Eligible customers now have until 5 April 2025 to fill gaps in their National Insurance record for tax years from April 2006 – to possibly increase their State Pension.…
