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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by selecting the appropriate box for your status: Individual, Partnership, or Trust. Ensure you delete any options that do not apply.
  3. Enter your National Insurance number if applicable, and provide your Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR) if you have one. If you are self-employed, tick the corresponding box.
  4. Fill in your name and the name of your business or trust. If a UTR has not been issued yet, indicate this by ticking the relevant box.
  5. Authorize HMRC to disclose information to your agent by providing their business name and ensuring all details are correct before signing.
  6. Complete any additional sections required for Tax Credits or Corporation Tax, including necessary identification numbers and contact details for both yourself and your agent.

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If you are acting on behalf of a deceased person, you must use a 64-8 form to inform HMRC that they have passed away. On the form, youll need to provide details of the deceaseds name and address, National Insurance number as well as your own contact information.
Note that File by Internet (FBI) for 64-8s is only available for Individuals or Limited Companies. FBI does not cover Partnerships, Trusts, Tax Credits, PAYE or VAT these will require printing the 64-8 and obtaining the clients signature before posting to HMRC.
Personal representatives can use form 64-8 to authorise you to deal with the estate of a deceased person for: individual PAYE. Self Assessment. National Insurance.
What is a 64-8 form for a deceased person? If you are acting on behalf of a deceased person, you must use a 64-8 form to inform HMRC that they have passed away. On the form, youll need to provide details of the deceaseds name and address, National Insurance number as well as your own contact information.

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How long does it take for HMRC to process 64-8? It usually takes up to 24 hours for individuals and 73 hours for limited companies for HMRC to process and approve your 64-8 Form once youve sent it off. However, processing time may be extended if HMRC has any further questions or needs more information from you.
The 64-8 online filing process consists of three stages that ensure that the client has agreed to your request to act on their behalf: Submit the 64-8 via FBI to HMRC. HMRC will then process the 64-8 request and post an activation code to the client.
Form 64-8. Your clients can use form 64-8 to authorise you to act on their behalf for: individual, partnership and trust tax affairs. requests to HMRC for information on the High Income Child Benefit Charge to help calculate the charge.

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