Get help from HMRC if you need extra support
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If you need information in another language
You can use a friend or family member as an interpreter when you phone HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC).
They must be over 16 and will need to be in the same room as you when you call HMRC.
HMRC may also be able to organise an interpreter for you.
How to contact HMRC
Use the relevant contact number, for example the Self Assessment helpline, if you need help with your tax return.
If you’ve been contacted about a compliance check
HMRC may send you a letter to say your tax affairs are being checked. This is sometimes called a ‘compliance check’.
If this happens, you’ll need to contact your compliance officer for support. Their contact details are in the letter.
Find out about other help and support you can get with compliance checks.