Authorising an accountant to deal with HMRC for you

Introduction

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has a strict legal duty of confidentiality which means that they need your written permission before they can deal with your professional tax adviser or accountant.

Find out what you need to do to get an accountant or tax adviser to act on your behalf.

Subjects covered in this guide

Introduction
Using professional tax advisers or an accountant
Using someone other than an accountant to deal with your tax affairs

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		Authorising an accountant to deal with HMRC for you

		Introduction
		Using professional tax advisers or an accountant
		Using someone other than an accountant to deal with your tax affairs