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UTR Registration
Registration with HMRC for Self Assessment and assistance with obtaining your Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR). This service is suitable for newly self-employed individuals, sole traders, landlords, and others who need to register for Self Assessment.
UTR Registration
What the fixed fee covers
- Self Assessment registration and HMRC application.
- UTR application and submission to HMRC.
- Registration tracking and confirmation.
- Basic guidance on using your UTR.
- Guidance on your first Self Assessment deadline.
How it works
- 1We establish why Self Assessment registration is required.
- 2Personal and business information is collected.
- 3The HMRC registration is prepared for your approval.
- 4We submit and track the registration where required.
- 5Your UTR is issued by HMRC.
- 6Next steps and filing requirements are explained.
What we need from you
- Full name, date of birth, and National Insurance number.
- Home and business address, where applicable.
- Business name and start date.
- Nature of business and contact details.
- Existing HMRC or Self Assessment references, where applicable.
Key deadline
- A newly self-employed person generally needs to register for Self Assessment by 5 October following the end of the tax year in which they became self-employed. Early registration is recommended so the UTR can be received in time to prepare and file the first tax return.
Deadlines are general guidance. We confirm the dates that apply to you before starting.
FAQs
UTR Registration: common questions
A UTR (Unique Taxpayer Reference) is a tax reference issued by HMRC. It is commonly required when registering for and dealing with Self Assessment.
No. They are different identifiers used for different purposes. A UTR relates to your tax affairs, while your National Insurance number is used for National Insurance purposes.
Generally, individuals who need to register for Self Assessment, such as newly self-employed people, may need to obtain a UTR. The exact requirement depends on your circumstances.
A UTR is issued by HMRC when you register for Self Assessment. Kount can assist with the registration process and help ensure the required information is provided correctly.
If you have previously been issued a UTR but cannot locate it, you may not need to register again. Kount can provide a separate UTR recovery service to help you locate your existing reference.