A partnership UTR number, also known as a "Partnership Tax Reference," is a UTR number specifically assigned to partnerships registered for tax purposes in the UK. It helps HMRC identify and track the partnership's tax obligations and records. Each partner within the partnership will also have their individual UTR numbers.

If you are a partnership in the UK and need to register for tax or obtain a UTR number, you should contact HMRC directly or visit their official website for guidance on the specific steps to follow.

We have made the registration process as simple as possible for you. All you need to do is fill out the form above and it will be submitted to HMRC within 24 hours.

To obtain a Partnership UTR (Unique Taxpayer Reference) number in the United Kingdom, you will need to follow these steps:

1. Register your partnership for tax: If your partnership is liable for tax in the UK, you need to register with HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). You can register online by visiting the HMRC website or by calling the HMRC helpline.
2. Provide necessary information: During the registration process, you will need to provide details about your partnership, such as the partnership name, address, and start date. You will also need to provide information about the partners, including their names, dates of birth, and National Insurance numbers or Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR) numbers if they have them.
3. Determine if partners need individual UTR numbers: Each partner within the partnership may already have an individual UTR number. If they do, they can use their existing UTR numbers. However, if any partner does not have a UTR number, they may need to apply for one alongside the partnership registration process. HMRC will assign individual UTR numbers to partners who need them.
4. Await confirmation and documentation: Once you have completed the partnership registration process, HMRC will process your application. They will assign a Partnership UTR number and individual UTR numbers for each partner, if required. You will receive a confirmation letter or documentation containing these references.
5. Retain the UTR numbers: It is essential to keep the Partnership UTR number and individual UTR numbers for each partner safe and easily accessible. You will need these numbers for all future tax-related correspondence and obligations.

There are a few options available:

Online application: Visit the HMRC website and use their online registration service to apply for a Partnership UTR. The system will guide you through the process and prompt you for the necessary details.

Paper application: Alternatively, you can complete the relevant forms manually. Obtain Form SA400 (Partnership) from HMRC, fill it out accurately, and submit it by post to the address specified on the form.

Await confirmation: After submitting your application, HMRC will process your request. They will assign a Partnership UTR to your business and send you a confirmation letter or email. This letter will contain your Partnership UTR number, which you should keep safe for future reference.

The Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR) is a 10-digit number that may look like this - 1234567890 Once HMRC issue a UTR to you, this UTR number will not change, and will remain your Unique Taxpayer Reference for life.

The partnership UTR number will be posted normally within about 28 working days.

Carrying out your partnership UTR registration through us rather than other companies is the simplest and most convenient way, Once you have completed your application form and it has been submitted to HMRC, you will receive your UTR number within about 28 working days.

If you would like cisregistration.co.uk to be able to speak to HMRC and handle the management of your application form, you will need to sign the client authorization form (64-8 form) that we will email to you once you have signed up.

Once registered with us, we will send you a welcome pack and details of our helpline, text service and email so that you can ask any questions you have at any time.We know that applications for Partnership UTR numbers can be confusing, but we simplify the entire process for you, *Tax2u Ltd is a privately owned, independent company. We are not HMRC, we are an authorized agent of HMRC which means we can speak to them on your behalf; but we are not, nor do we give the impression that we are endorsed by HMRC.

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