The deadline has been announced
From next week, households across the country will begin to receive their annual tax credits renewal packs. HM Revenue and Customs will issue 1.5 million packs for the 2023 to 2024 tax year, with the information dropping through letterboxes between Tuesday, May 2, and Thursday, June 15, 2023.
Myrtle Lloyd, HMRC’s director-general for customer services, said: “Tax credits provide families with vital financial support, so it is important that customers look out for their renewal pack and renew by 31 July. For details on how to renew, search ‘manage my tax credits’ on GOV.UK.”The renewal packs will be sent out in batches, so if you haven't received yours you should wait until after Thursday, June 15, before contacting HMRC.
Renewing online is quick and easy. Log into GOV.UK to check the progress of your renewal, be reassured that it is being processed and know when they will hear back from HMRC. Customers choosing to use the HMRC app can:
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