Get Hm Revenue & Customs Form R105

Filling out the Hm Revenue & Customs Form R105 online is an important step for those seeking to receive deposit account interest without UK tax deductions. This guide provides a clear, step-by-step approach to completing this form, ensuring you have all necessary information at hand.

Follow the steps to complete your application effectively.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Begin by entering the name of the building society, bank, or other deposit-taker where your account is held. Make sure to provide accurate details to avoid any delays in processing your application.
3. Fill in the account number (usually between 7 to 10 digits) associated with the account. If applicable, include the branch name and a second account number.
4. Provide the sort code if relevant. This information helps the institution identify your account correctly.
5. Next, fill out the name under which the account is held. Ensure this matches the official documents associated with the account.
6. In the section for beneficial ownership, enter details for the first named person and the second named person entitled to the deposit interest. Provide their surnames, first names, and principal residential addresses.
7. If there are more than two persons entitled to the interest, indicate the total number and list the additional names and addresses on a separate sheet of paper.
8. Complete the declaration by confirming that each person named is not a UK resident as of the date of the declaration. Only individuals in this category should be included.
9. Select the appropriate option indicating whether you are beneficially entitled to some or all of the interest.
10. Include your full name, the date of signing, and your signature to validate the form.
11. Finally, save the completed form, download it for your records, and return it to your building society, bank, or deposit-taker as instructed.

Complete your Hm Revenue & Customs Form R105 online today to ensure you receive your deposit interest without tax deductions.