You can get extra support if your health condition or personal circ*mstances make it difficult when you contact HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). For example:
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- you have reduced mobility or physical disabilities
- you have sensory disabilities, like a visual, hearing or speech impairment
- you have mental health conditions, like depression, stress or anxiety
- you’re experiencing financial hardship - for example you cannot afford essentials like food, bills or rent
- you’re a victim of domestic abuse, including economic abuse
- you’re receiving treatment in hospital
This guide is also available in Welsh (Cymraeg).
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Complain about HMRCIf you need extra support, you can get a phone or video appointment with the extra support team. Ask your advisor when you call an HMRC helpline or use the extra support team webchat service.
Contact HMRC online services if you’re having problems signing in or using an HMRC online service.
There are different ways to contact HMRC if you need:
