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HMRC, Tax & Revenue Support

This hub keeps the detailed information from the original Right First Time UK HMRC section and reorganises it so people can find help with PAYE, tax codes, Self Assessment, business tax, online income, complaints, appeals, debt, family finances, pensions, privacy and HMRC investigations more easily.

Tax code or PAYE looks wrong?

Check your current Income Tax, Personal Allowance, tax code and estimated deductions.

PAYE & TAX CODE HELP

Need to file Self Assessment?

Find deadlines, filing information, payment guidance and Making Tax Digital information.

SELF ASSESSMENT GUIDE

Disagree with HMRC?

Find complaint, appeal, review and advocacy information. Complaining about service is different from appealing a tax decision.

COMPLAINTS & APPEALS

Cannot afford a tax bill?

Do not ignore HMRC debt. Find information about contacting HMRC, payment difficulties and wider debt support.

TAX DEBT & ARREARS HELP

Important HMRC Updates — 2026/27

Current tax year: 2026 to 2027

HMRC's current-year service covers 6 April 2026 to 5 April 2027 and can be used to check a tax code, Personal Allowance, estimated income and expected Income Tax.

CHECK CURRENT INCOME TAX
Making Tax Digital started for some people

From 6 April 2026, eligible sole traders and landlords with qualifying income over £50,000 must use Making Tax Digital for Income Tax. The threshold reduces in later years.

MAKING TAX DIGITAL
Tax appeals normally have a 30-day deadline

HMRC says you usually have 30 days from the decision letter to appeal or accept a review. Different rules can apply, so check the letter and official guidance.

TAX APPEALS
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Start Here — HMRC, Tax & Your Rights

UK HMRC, Tax & Taxpayer Rights Guide

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is the UK government department responsible for:

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UK Rights, Complaints & Legal Support Guide (HMRC and Public Services)

When dealing with HMRC, DWP, local authorities and other public bodies, individuals generally have rights to:

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UK Rights, Privacy & Data Protection Guide (HMRC)

A Subject Access Request (SAR) allows individuals to request information held about them.

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UK HMRC Complaints, Appeals & Advocacy Guide

HMRC must operate within powers granted by Parliament and follow applicable legislation.

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Work, PAYE, Self Assessment & Business

UK Employment, Work & PAYE Guide

Employers, agencies, and government bodies must follow these laws.

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UK Self Assessment Tax Returns Guide

Self Assessment is HMRC's system for collecting Income Tax from people whose tax cannot be fully collected through PAYE.

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UK Self-Employment & Small Business Guide

Most people must register with HMRC if they become self-employed and earn more than the Trading Allowance.

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UK Business Tax & Employers Guide

Corporation Tax is a tax paid by limited companies and certain organisations on taxable profits.

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UK Online Income & Digital Earnings Guide

Many people sell personal belongings online without creating a tax liability.

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Family, Benefits & Life Changes

UK Benefits, Tax Credits & Government Support Guide

Universal Credit is a means-tested benefit intended to help with living costs for eligible people who:

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UK Family & Parenting Finances Guide (HMRC, DWP & Family Financial Support)

Child Benefit is a payment intended to help with the costs of raising children.

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UK Separation, Divorce & Family Finances Guide

Child Benefit is paid to one person , not both parents. After separation, the parent who the child normally lives with will usually be the person who claims.

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UK Bereavement & Financial Affairs Guide

The Tell Us Once service allows certain government departments and local services to be informed of a death through a single notification process.

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UK Disability, Illness & Carer Support Guide

Many disability-related benefits are not taxable and do not usually need to be included as taxable income for Income Tax purposes.

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Money, Housing & Cost of Living

UK Banking, Credit & Money Management Guide

A basic bank account is designed for people who may not qualify for other accounts.

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UK Consumer Rights & Everyday Money Guide

When buying goods or services in the UK, consumers are protected by:

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UK Cost of Living & Household Support Guide

The Household Support Fund provides emergency support through local authorities for households facing financial hardship.

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UK Debt, Arrears & Financial Difficulties Guide

Tax arrears occur when tax remains unpaid after the due date.

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UK Energy, Utilities & Household Bills Guide

The Warm Home Discount Scheme provides a discount on electricity bills for eligible households.

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UK Housing Costs & Financial Support Guide

Most new claims are now made through Universal Credit, although some people remain on Housing Benefit depending on their circumstances.

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UK Financial Support Directory

Tax, National Insurance, PAYE, Self Assessment, Child Benefit and tax disputes. HMRC HMRC contact Personal Tax Account

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Pensions, Young People & Armed Forces

UK Retirement, Pensions & Older People Guide

The State Pension is a regular payment from the government for people who have reached State Pension age and meet National Insurance contribution requirements.

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UK Students, Apprentices & Young Adults Guide

Apprentices are generally employees and usually have employment rights.

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UK Veterans & Armed Forces Support Guide

In the UK, a veteran is generally someone who has served at least one day in the UK Armed Forces, whether as a Regular or Reservist.

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International Tax, Compliance & Safety

UK International Tax & Residency Guide

When moving to the UK, tax depends on whether you become UK tax resident . UK residents are normally taxed on UK and foreign income, while non-residents usually pay UK tax only on UK income.

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HMRC Compliance, Investigations & Enforcement Guide

HMRC can carry out a compliance check to make sure someone is paying the right tax, claiming the right allowances, and receiving the correct reliefs. HMRC may ask for information,…

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UK Fraud, Scams & Financial Protection Guide

Scammers frequently try to create panic and pressure victims into making immediate payments.

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