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Changing registered office, do I need to inform HMRC

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    Changing registered office, do I need to inform HMRC

    Hi,
    Just a quick question about changing registered office (which I am in the process of doing). Once it is changed, do I need to notify HMRC, or do they always use the current registered office?

    Any advice would be very appreciated.

    Thanks.

    #2
    Originally posted by SodaPop View Post
    Hi,
    Just a quick question about changing registered office (which I am in the process of doing). Once it is changed, do I need to notify HMRC, or do they always use the current registered office?

    Any advice would be very appreciated.

    Thanks.
    I believe it's best to assume that unless told otherwise they will use the address they currently have on file. They don't routinely check with Companies House so wouldn't notice if the address changed.

    I'd inform them directly and do it in writing.

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      #3
      Originally posted by TykeMerc View Post
      I believe it's best to assume that unless told otherwise they will use the address they currently have on file. They don't routinely check with Companies House so wouldn't notice if the address changed.

      I'd inform them directly and do it in writing.
      Thanks, I'll do that.

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        #4
        Write to your Corp Tax office, and the Lincs VAT office and make sure you sign the letters, as they will disregard them without signatures.
        Practically perfect in every way....there's a time and (more importantly) a place for malarkey.
        +5 Xeno Cool Points

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          #5
          Originally posted by MaryPoppins View Post
          Write to your Corp Tax office, and the Lincs VAT office and make sure you sign the letters, as they will disregard them without signatures.
          I bet if you sent them a cheque with an unsigned letter they would still cash it!

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