Here we set out other sources of help with the tax system and related systems,  such as welfare benefits and legal advice. 

These days, taxpayers are increasingly likely to turn to apps, online forums or AI tools such as ChatGPT or Google’s Gemini for help with their taxes. Here, we explore some of the main channels and offer some important points to consider

Sometimes you might need tax advice based on your individual circumstances. Here we explain how to find a tax professional to assist you, including via the charity TaxAid if you are on a low income and can’t afford to pay for advice. 

All taxpayers can appoint someone, like a friend or family member, to deal with HMRC on their behalf. Here we explain more about this and provide tax information for those holding a Power of Attorney for someone else.

You may have recently contacted HMRC and are now waiting for a response – for example, after sending in a form via post or requesting a refund after submitting your tax return. On this page, we explain the various tools that you can use to check the progress of your reply and how to chase HMRC, if ...

For a long time, LITRG have been concerned about the problems that migrant workers to the UK might face in understanding and navigating the UK tax system. To help address this we have created a page of guidance, bringing together as much help as possible into one place. We have also created a set ...