HMRC Forms

Self assessment

Register for self assessment

Who needs to register and deadlines


File your return online (SA100)

Log in to file via HMRC's portal


Pay your self assessment bill

Bank transfer, direct debit, payment on account


Claim a tax refund

How to claim back overpaid tax

Construction industry scheme

Register for CIS

Register as a contractor or subcontractor


File CIS returns (CIS300)

Monthly return due by the 19th


Verify a subcontractor

Check payment status before first payment

PAYE, payroll & benefits

Register as an employer

Register for PAYE before your first payday


New starter checklist

For new employee tax code setup (replaced P46)


Report benefits in kind (P11D)

Due 6 July each year


Payrolling benefits

Mandatory from April 2027


Basic PAYE tools

Free HMRC software for under 10 employees

Corporation tax

Register for corporation tax

Within 3 months of starting to trade


File your company tax return (CT600)

Due 12 months after accounting period ends


Pay corporation tax

Due 9 months and 1 day after period end

VAT

Register for VAT

When turnover exceeds the threshold or voluntarily


Submit a VAT return

Filed digitally under Making Tax Digital


VAT flat rate scheme

Simplified scheme for under £150,000 turnover


Deregister for VAT (VAT7)

Cancel your registration

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