How Can I Check a Tax Reference Number? You can check your own UTR number by calling HMRC on 0300 200 3310 or by going online. UTR numbers are highly confidential since they are used by HMRC as part of the identification process when accessing information about an individuals taxes.

How do I get my old UTR number?

If it comes to it and you’ve lost your UTR number, or the above correspondence, your best option is to contact HMRC directly. Do this either via their helpline on 0300 200 3310, or alternatively speak to your local tax office. Remove the stress of your self-assessment – we can file it for you.

How can I find my UTR number online?

If you have registered for Self Assessment in the past with HMRC you can find your UTR number:

  1. on the front page of previous your tax returns.
  2. on any Self Assessment documents that HMRC has sent you (notices to file a return, payment reminders, etc.)
  3. in your online HMRC account under the “self assessment” section.

How long does a UTR number last?

10 digits
The number is 10 digits long, and sometimes has a letter ‘K’ at the end. Much like a National Insurance number, once you register for a UTR number, it stays with you for the rest of your life. If you’re submitting a tax-return for the first time, you’ll need to register with HMRC as soon as possible.

Do I need a UTR number if I am Paye?

Do you need a UTR number to submit your return? Yes, you need a UTR number to complete your self-assessment tax return successfully. If you’re self-employed, or you own a limited company, you need a UTR number.

How do I find my UK UTR number?

Call the Self Assessment helpline to request your UTR if you cannot find any documents from HMRC . If you have a limited company, you can request your Corporation Tax UTR online. HMRC will send it to the business address that’s registered with Companies House.

Can someone else use my UTR number?

Your UTR number is a highly confidential piece of information. You should never give it to anyone unless you are sure that it is for the right reasons for example: You are a sub contractor and your contractor has requested it to confirm how much tax they should withhold; or.

Does everyone have a UTR number?

UTR numbers are unique to every individual so it’s important you keep yours safe.

How do I find my old UTR number?

Do UTR numbers expire?

Your UTR number will remain the same throughout your entire life, just like your National Insurance Number. HMRC uses your UTR number to keep tabs on your tax obligations.

Can you have 2 UTR numbers?

Do I need more than one UTR number? You cannot get more than one UTR number for a limited company, nor can you get more than one personal UTR for Self Assessment.

What to do if you cant find your UTR number?

If you cannot find your UTR. Call the Self Assessment helpline to request your UTR if you cannot find any documents from HMRC. If you have a limited company, you can request your Corporation Tax UTR online. HMRC will send it to the business address that’s registered with Companies House.

Where can I Find my UTR number from HMRC?

Your UTR is on previous tax returns and other documents from HMRC, for example: You can also find your UTR in your Personal Tax Account if you’re registered for Self Assessment. Call the Self Assessment helpline to request your UTR if you cannot find any documents from HMRC.

What is the Unique Taxpayer Reference Number ( UTR )?

Your UTR (Unique Taxpayer Reference) Number is a 10 digit number that HMRC issued to you when you registered for self-employment. A UTR number is unique to you and highly confidential, just like your National Insurance Number. For that reason, retrieving it may be a bit more tricky than you anticipate.

Is the National Insurance number the same as UTR?

UTR actually stands for Unique Taxpayers Reference, so you may come across it being used in either way. It shouldn’t be confused with your National Insurance Number though. This is a different code. If you have received a duplicate UTR number then you must contact HMRC quickly. HMRC will think you are two separate people!