Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) refers to the tax authority of the U.K. government. The agency, also known as Her Majesty’s Revenue Services, is responsible for collecting taxes, paying child benefits, enforcing tax and customs laws, and enforcing the payment of minimum wage by employers.
HMRC forms
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) forms and associated guides, notes, helpsheets and supplementary pages.
- Aggregates Levy
- Air Passenger Duty
- Alcohol duties
- Capital Gains Tax
- Charities
- Child Benefit
- Climate Change Levy
- Collective Investment Schemes and Authorised Investment Funds
- Community Amateur Sports Clubs
- Construction Industry Scheme
- Contracted out pensions schemes
- Corporation Tax
- Employment related securities
- Ffurflenni CThEM
- Foreign entertainers
- Fuel Duty
- Gambling duties
- HMRC campaigns
- Import and export
- Income Tax
- Inheritance Tax
- International Tax
- Landfill Tax
- Living and working abroad and offshore
- Money Laundering Regulations
- National Insurance
- Non-resident landlords
- PAYE
- Paying HMRC
- Pension Schemes
- Petroleum Revenue Tax
- Savings and investments
- Self Assessment
- Self Employment
- Shares and Assets Valuation
- Stamp and property taxes
- Statutory pay
- Tax agents and advisers: authorisation
- Tax avoidance disclosure
- Tax credits
- Tobacco Products Duty
- Trusts and estates
- VAT