Do you need to authorise your agent? – LINK TO THE FORM 64-8
Have you been thinking about authorising an agent to represent you when dealing with HMRC?
Don’t worry – it’s not as complicated as it seems. We’ve created a short video that walks you through the authorisation process so that you can decide if this is what works best for your business needs. You don’t need to give anyone your gov.uk logins ever, and we’ll make sure all of your tax returns are handled properly and efficiently!
With our help, you can stay in control of every aspect of dealing with HMRC, from filing VATs to RTI payroll returns and more – including keeping up-to-date on all changes that could affect how to manage your taxes. Plus, everything will be securely stored online so nothing gets lost or misplaced.
Watch the video now by clicking here! Learn firsthand how easy it is to get peace of mind when handling taxes without having to worry about any extra hassle beyond giving us authorization!
What is the ‘Authorising your agent (64-8)’ form?
The ‘Authorising your agent (64-8)’ form is a document from HMRC that, when completed and submitted, gives an authorised representative the permission to speak on your behalf in regards to tax matters. This agent can access your gov.uk account, submit any necessary paperwork related to filing taxes on your behalf, as well as provide advice or further assistance. It’s important to remember that if you sign the Authorising your Agent form, you are also responsible for any action taken by that agent in relation to HMRC on your behalf.
What is the purpose of this form and who needs to fill it out
Filling out this form is an important step to allow a third-party to speak to HMRC on your behalf and file taxes. Any third-parties interested in being able speak to HMRC on your behalf, or view and manage your government account, must filled out on this form by you. It’s important to note that only when you submit the completed form can the third-party speak to HMRC on your behalf, and access and view your gov.uk account information. This provides more efficient communication of tax filing for all parties involved!
Benefits of authorising an agent to deal with HMRC
There are a number of benefits to authorising an agent to deal with HMRC on your behalf. Agents can manage your financial affairs quickly and efficiently, thanks to their knowledge and experience in dealing with tax matters. Additionally, we have designated agent lines for certain tax topics, which can make the process much more straightforward and save you plenty of time. This means you can get straight to the point without having to explain your situation over again. By using an agent, you’re tapping into their expertise and ensuring you pay the right amount of tax while also meeting all required deadlines. Overall, hiring an agent really is the best way forward if you want to simplify the HMRC process.
Do you struggle to keep your HMRC accounts in check? Authorising an agent to deal with your affairs can provide you with a secure and reliable way of managing your tax obligations. It is important that your gov.uk logins are always kept private, as your account will be safe if third parties do not have access to your login details – never share your account information with anyone!
An authorised agent is a trusted source for the accurate management or your accounts, whether it be dealing with your PAYE or your income tax records. Your agent will submit returns on your behalf securely and efficiently, knowing that your details are kept safe. Make sure to find a reliable registered tax agent to assist you – this can help buy yourself peace of mind as well as save you from any possible inaccuracies or mistakes which could cause unnecessary stress and time-consuming interventions from HMRC.
What information must you provide to authorise an agent
When authorising an individual as your HMRC Agent, there are several key pieces of information you need to provide in order to facilitate the process. As shown on HMRC’s form 64-8, you will need to specify your UTR (Unique Taxpayer Reference), name, address as well as any PAYE and NI references associated with you or your business. Furthermore, be sure to label the sections of the form which have been completed as applicable to ensure accuracy and efficiency when processing this authorisation request.
How to complete the ‘Authorising your agent (64-8)’ form correctly
Completing the ‘Authorising your agent (64-8)’ form correctly is essential if you want HM Revenue and Customs to give authority to your chosen representative, such as an accountant, tax adviser or solicitor. It is important that this form is filled out as shown on Form 64-8 with black ink so that all information can be read and processed accurately. After completing the form, make sure to print out both pages 1 and 2 , sign and date as well as send it in an envelope addressed as shown on page 3 of the form to
National Insurance Contributions and Employer Office,
HM Revenue and Customs
BX9 1AN
This will allow them to process your agent authorisation quickly and efficiently.
Steps for submitting the completed form to HMRC
Submitting a completed 64-8 form to HMRC is easy as long as you follow the steps.
First, you’ll need to locate and download the form as shown on their website. Then, fill in all the tax reference you want Authorising Agent Services to manage. Finally, print out a copy and sign and date it as required. Once you have done that, scan a copy for our reference. Furthermore, you please send us an email with the form attached, Whatsapp us or alternatively post it via recorded delivery directly to HMRC as shown on the form itself.
