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Information about tax credit renewals and Child Benefit has been added. Information about Child Benefit has been added.

Php agency scam drivers#

Information on commercial drivers and online status checks has been added. Information on tax credits has been updated. Information about when HMRC might send you a text message if you call one of our helplines from a mobile phone, and what it might include has been added. Information on 'Tax credits' has been updated to no longer say we will no longer ask you to call the tax credit helpline. Information on 'Online sales' has been added. You can also check text messages listed in HMRC contact that uses more than one communication method. HMRC may contact you by text message to confirm and remind you about tax credit claim interview appointments.

provide links to websites other than to the survey platform.

agreed to provide feedback after calling one of our contact centres.

HMRC may send you an exit survey by text message if you’ve: Survey after a call to HMRC or a compliance check Text messages will not include or ask for any personal or financial information.

Php agency scam update#

ask you to contact HMRC by phone to make payment or update your address.

HMRC may also remind you of payment or return submission deadlines becoming due.

update their personal or business address.

HMRC may send a text message to customers who have debts or outstanding returns to: Self Assessment, VAT, PAYE and Corporation Tax customers This text message will not ask for any personal or financial information.

The text messages are issued from June once a year. HMRC contacts apprentices by text message after the annual rate increase on 1 April each year.

the annual rate increase on 1 April each year.

a recent 18th, 21st or 23rd birthday - messages are issued on a monthly basis.HMRC sends a text message to customers who claim Working Tax Credits, to advise when their entitlement to National Minimum Wage has gone up following: HMRC will contact customers by text message who may have undeclared income from online sales. HMRC may send you a text message to remind you of an upcoming telephone, Teams or face to face appointment you’ve booked. The current confirmation text messages being issued are: HMRC may contact you by text message to confirm that we have received from you: ask for personal or financial information.HMRC will send a text message to customers who may have undeclared income from driving paying passengers. You should send any suspicious text messages to 60599 (network charges apply) or email: delete them. HMRC will never ask for personal or financial information when we send text messages.ĭo not open any links or reply to a text message claiming to be from HMRC that offers you a tax refund in exchange for personal or financial details. You will not be asked to input any information. In the text message we might send you a link to relevant GOV.UK information or webchat. On the call, we will tell you to expect a text message - it will be either immediately or shortly after our call. Links in text messagesįrom January 2023 HMRC might send you a text message if you call one of our helplines from a mobile phone. Report suspicious phone calls, emails or texts to HMRC.