This page will help you if you are the subject of an enquiry or compliance check by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC). Our guidance includes practical information about how an enquiry is carried out and what happens at the end of it. You should be aware that you have rights and that HMRC must treat ...

All taxpayers can appoint someone to deal with HMRC on their behalf. This may be a friend or family member, as well as a professional adviser or someone from a voluntary organisation.

If you don’t comply with a tax obligation, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) might charge you a penalty. Also, if you are late in paying tax (or a penalty), HMRC will charge interest on the outstanding amount.

With HMRC now using different methods of supporting and contacting people, it is important to understand how to protect your equipment and your personal details and information from theft, loss, attack or damage.

HMRC’s extra support team is a small team of specially trained advisers who can spend more time with individuals who are often in vulnerable circumstances and so offer a more personalised service. The team do not follow scripts rigidly. They also join things up with other parts of HMRC, so that you ...

All customers potentially face problems when interacting with HMRC due to the complexity of the UK’s tax system and HMRC’s work. However, these problems can be made worse for some customers with additional needs such as a disability. Here we explore the various services that HMRC offer for people ...