Help you can get 

You can get help to contact HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) if you find it difficult to: 

• fill in forms (for example because you have dyslexia)

• process complicated information (for example because of anxiety or stress)

• use the internet or phone (for example because you have a disability or cannot easily access a computer)

There are also services available if: 

• you are deaf, hearing-impaired or have a speech impairment (external link) 

• you are blind or partially sighted (external link) 

• English is not your first language (external link) 

Get help from HMRC 

You can either: 

• call the relevant contact number (external link) and tell HMRC what help you need 

• arrange a face to face meeting (external link) if you find it difficult to use the phone 

HMRC will decide whether to send an adviser to meet you. They can come to your home or somewhere nearby. HMRC’s local tax offices are no longer available. 

Appoint someone to deal with HMRC for you 

If you find it difficult to deal with HMRC yourself, you can appoint someone to do it for you (external link). This can be a friend, relative or an adviser from a voluntary organisation.