UTR Registration

Taxeezy provides: the preparation and filing of UK Self-Assessment tax returns (original and amended), UK Property CGT reports, NRL registration, UTR registration and Tax Consultancy services.

You will need to supply all income information applicable to the tax year in question and expense information if you are self-employed, a landlord, or have allowable expenses to claim in the course of PAYE employment. If you were not resident in the UK in the applicable tax year, you will need to provide information as to where you were resident and any time spent in the UK. In all cases, Taxeezy requires personal information such as name, address, telephone, etc. and also your UTR number (Unique Taxpayer Reference).

A UTR (10-digit Unique Taxpayer Reference) is issued by HMRC when you first apply to them for a service that requires the filing of a tax return and this is used to identify you concerning ongoing filing and is also used by HMRC as an ongoing identifier in correspondence, etc.

A UTR number is generally issued 'for life', therefore it can invariably be recovered if lost, or mislaid. The first thing to check is any past HMRC correspondence that has been received, including letters, filing notices, payment slips, etc. which will always include the UTR number as a 'reference' when one has been issued. If unsuccessful, the next stage is to contact HMRC, providing other identifying details such as National Insurance Number (NINO), name, address, previous addresses, etc. and this should result in the UTR number being located.

If a UTR number has been issued at any point, it is important not to initiate a process that may automatically generate another one without first establishing whether the original is still in existence.

Name changes carried out via deed poll or marital status change can be notified to HMRC on a tax return, however, it is best to notify them as soon as possible following changes in any personal details (including address, etc.) as there may be an immediate effect on your liability to tax and associated reporting requirements. You can do this by using any of the following methods:

1. Using your HMRC personal tax account
2. Using the HMRC App.
3. Contact HMRC using the applicable telephone helpline
4. Contact HMRC using the online Chat service

Please note that items (3) and (4) will require identity verification at the time of call/chat by utilising a UTR number or National Insurance Number (NINO).

Here are some examples of people who might need to file:

• Self-employed
• You earn more than £100,000
• Landlords
• AirBnB Hosts
• You earn more than £1,000 from a side gig
• Investors
• Crypto Investors
• You earn foreign income

Before you can file a tax return, you’ll need a UTR number so HMRC can create an account for you.

We charge a one-off, flat fee of £25.

• Price includes VAT
• No additional hidden costs

Get professional help from a UK based accredited accountant.

• A UK based accredited accountant prepares your application
• Your UTR application submitted to HMRC
• Online support from your accountant throughout the process
• Easily Accessible Records saved in your Taxeezy account for your reference