HMRC forms

Access useful forms from HM Revenue & Customs.

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64-8: Authorising your agent
CH2: Child benefit claim form
BR19: Application for a state pension statement
CWF1: Register if you are self-employed or a sole trader
P11D(b): Return of class 1a national insurance contributions due
Starter Checklist: Employee without a form P45
P46: Car: Car provided for the private use of an employee or director
Self Assessment payment slip: Use this payment slip to pay by post
VAT1: Application for registration
VAT2: Partnership details
VAT7: Application to cancel your VAT registration
VAT65A: Application for refund of VAT paid in an EU state for businesses not registered in any EU state
VAT68: Request for transfer of a registration number
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