Information about a customs intermediaries monitoring survey and a new company structure and financial decision-making research survey has been added. If you have received a letter, email, text or phone call from another HMRC office you can call the Income Tax general enquiry helpline to check this contact is genuine.
have a copy of the letter or email you’ve received from National Minimum Wage to hand.To check that this contact is genuine you should: HMRC will also contact employers in relation to National Minimum Wage or National Living Wage enquiries. You can ask us not to tell your current or previous employer about the call. We’ll never ask for personal financial information such as bank details without writing to you first. complete some standard security questions.ask you basic questions about your current work or previous employment experiences.tell you our enquiry is about the National Minimum Wage or National Living Wage.We may contact employees to discuss details of their current or previous employment. HMRC may contact you by letter, email or phone call. Tax-free childcare - research into childcare provider engagement.Statutory notices requesting information.Small businesses’ interactions with HMRC.Research about customer experience of HMRC.
Overseas businesses that sell goods on online marketplaces to UK consumers.Overseas businesses that sell digital services to UK consumers.Making Tax Digital for Income Tax pilot.HMRC communications with customers who complete paper Self Assessments.Effectiveness of the offshore penalties regime.Customs intermediaries monitoring survey.Company structure and financial decision-making research.
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