A Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR) is made up of ten numbers, for example 1234567890. This can be found on documentation issued by HMRC's Self Assessment department e.g. a previous Tax Return (SA100), a 'Notice to complete a Tax Return' (SA316) or a Statement of Account. You will not find this number on a payslip or PAYE Notice of Coding
Children's names and dates of birth if under 20
Businesses that provide accountancy and taxation services are regulated under the Money Laundering Regulations and are supervised by a regulatory body. The following questions relate to those requirements.
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