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Make a Bacs payment to pay the VAT you owe, or set up a standing order to make VAT annual accounting payments or VAT payments on account.
Use the Making Tax Digital VATC9 form to tell your bank or building society to set up a Direct Debit to pay your VAT.
Use form CDF1 to ask HMRC to consider offering you a Contractual Disclosure Facility arrangement for disclosing tax fraud.
Appeal a decision on credits for different circumstances, for example if you’re a carer, on jury service or claiming statutory pay for maternity or sick leave.
Use the authority to act form to tell the Adjudicator's Office you want someone else to represent you, like an accountant, friend, or relative.
Use form AAG4(SDLT) to tell HMRC of a scheme reference number given to you for a Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) avoidance scheme you have used.
Use form VAT623 to set up a Direct Debit to make your VAT Annual Accounting Scheme payments.
Use the online service or postal form (IPT1) to register for Insurance Premium Tax.
Use form AAG8 if you're an employer to provide an end of year notification in relation to avoidance schemes.
Tell HMRC if you're a promoter of notifiable arrangements to disclose an avoidance scheme.
Use form DASVOIT4 if you're a scheme user to tell HMRC the VAT, or other indirect tax avoidance scheme reference numbers.
Use form AAG4 to tell HMRC of a scheme reference number given to you for a tax avoidance scheme you have used.
Use form AAG6 if you're a scheme promoter or supplier to notify your client of a scheme reference number (SRN).
Use this form if you're an agent and you're unable to file a Self Assessment tax return online for your client.
Use form AAG2 if you use a notifiable arrangement but the offshore promoter has not told HMRC about the avoidance scheme.
Use form AAG7 if you're an employer to provide a Scheme Reference Number (SRN) to an employee.
Tell HMRC if you're a user of a scheme that has no promoter or is promoted by a lawyer who can't make a full notification.
Use form DASVOIT1 if you're a promoter and need to tell HMRC about a VAT, or other indirect tax avoidance scheme under the disclosure of tax avoidance rules.
Use these spreadsheets with your online notification to tell HMRC that you've brought multiple light commercial vehicles into the UK.
Report the promoter reference number (PRN) to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC).
Don’t include personal or financial information like your National Insurance number or credit card details.
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