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How to fill out the Cash Declaration - HM Revenue & Customs - Hmrc Gov online
This guide provides you with clear, step-by-step instructions on how to complete the Cash Declaration form for amounts of 10,000 Euros or more entering or leaving the European Union. Ensuring accurate completion of this form is important to comply with regulations set by HM Revenue & Customs.
Follow the steps to fill out the Cash Declaration form properly.
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the Cash Declaration form and open it for editing.
- Fill in Section A (Transport details) by providing information about your journey. Indicate whether you are entering or exiting the EU, specify if you are traveling by air or sea, and provide the date of entry or exit, as well as the port or airport names for both the start and end of your journey.
- In Section B (Details of cash), describe the type of cash you are carrying, indicate the currency, and enter the total amount you're declaring.
- Complete Section C (Origin and intended use of cash). Confirm whether you own the cash and provide details regarding its origin and intended use, including information about the intended recipient if applicable.
- In Section D (Declaration and your personal details), enter your surname, first name(s), date of birth, place of birth, full address, passport number and nationality, and occupation.
- Carefully review all the information you have entered to ensure it is complete and accurate. You are required to sign the declaration, confirming that all details are correct to the best of your knowledge.
- After signing, submit Copy 1 in the provided HM Revenue & Customs drop box and retain Copy 2 for your personal records in case it is required by HMRC officers.
Ensure compliance with regulations by completing your Cash Declaration online today!
If you carry cash of £10,000 or more when you enter or leave Great Britain to or from any other country you must declare it. You need to make a declaration if you're carrying cash and travelling from Great Britain to Northern Ireland.