Posted: Sat 30th Jul 2022

HMRC: Sunday’s deadline looms for tax credit renewals

News and Info from Deeside, Flintshire, North Wales
This article is old - Published: Saturday, Jul 30th, 2022

People who have yet to renew their tax credits have until Sunday to renew their claims or risk losing them.

Last week HMRC said almost a quarter of a million people who receive tax credits had yet to renew their claim for the 2022-23 tax year.

Tax credit recipients can renew their claims at any time of the day or night online or by using the HMRC mobile app.

Failing to do so before Sunday’s (31 July) deadline will mean that tax credit payments are cut off, HMRC says

Tax credits help working families with targeted financial support and more than 363,000 customers have already renewed ahead of the deadline.

Myrtle Lloyd, HMRC’s Director General for Customer Services, said:

The 31 July deadline is fast approaching and renewing your tax credits is too important to forget. HMRC support is available at all times of the day and night via GOV.UK and the smartphone app to help customers get their renewals right.

It’s great to see so many customers have already renewed their tax credits. I urge those who are yet to renew to do so as soon as possible, in order to avoid having their payments stopped.

You can manage their tax credits quickly and easily online.

Once tax credits customers have completed their renewal, they can use their online account to check its progress and find out when they will hear back from HMRC.

If there is a change in a customer’s circumstances that could affect their tax credits, they must report the changes to HMRC. These include changes to:

  • living arrangements
  • childcare
  • working hours, or
  • income (increase or decrease).

Customers choosing to use the HMRC app on their smartphone can:

  • renew their tax credits
  • make changes to their claim
  • check their tax credits payments schedule, and
  • find out how much they have earned for the year

Find out more at manage your tax credits

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