Business premises in UK

[cappachino]

Hello all
As per guidance on page 47,
To prove the following
1. Business
premises in the
United Kingdom

Your registration with
HMRC to
show that the business is
based in the UK.

Can we submit HMRC welcome letter containing the UTR number for the above?

[zimba]

Current Appointment Report shows the address of your business which is an acceptable form of evidence to prove 3 things in once, which can show
- you became a director within 6 months of entering the route
- you are still a director
- your business is a UK business with a UK address

[cappachino]

Current Appointment Report shows the address of your business which is an acceptable form of evidence to prove 3 things in once,
-you became a director within 6 months
- you are still a director
- your business has UK address

Thats true but I was referring to a sole proprietor/trader business

[zimba]

In that case, you need to submit the welcome letter from HRMC when you registered as a self employed

[cappachino]

In that case, you need to submit the welcome letter from HRMC when you registered as a self employed

So,
The Welcome letter can be used to show that the business is registered with HMRC and hence it proves that the business is a UK business

[zimba]

In that case, you need to submit the welcome letter from HRMC when you registered as a self employed

So,
The Welcome letter can be used to show that the business is registered with HMRC and hence it proves that the business is a UK business

Yes, I guess it is written with company directors in mind to be honest. Self employed individuals technically have no business entity. I say the wording should have been 'being registered in the UK with HMRC as a self employed person' instead. The bottom line is that the welcome letter will do the job

[cappachino]

In that case, you need to submit the welcome letter from HRMC when you registered as a self employed

So,
The Welcome letter can be used to show that the business is registered with HMRC and hence it proves that the business is a UK business

Yes, I guess it is written with company directors in mind to be honest. Self employed individuals technically have no business entity. I say the wording should have been 'being registered in the UK with HMRC as a self employed person' instead. The bottom line is that the welcome letter will do the job

THANKS