- Original Poster
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I have seen a number of posts that imply that if you have a UTR Number you have registered as self employed with HMRC and must, therefore, be a bona fide contractor.
A UTR is a Unique Taxpayers Reference which is given when you register for self assessment. I had one many years ago when I was an employee and had no income other than through PAYE, but had to register for self assessment for some reason that escapes me now.
Is there any justification for the belief in my first paragraph, or is this another HMRC myth?
A UTR is a Unique Taxpayers Reference which is given when you register for self assessment. I had one many years ago when I was an employee and had no income other than through PAYE, but had to register for self assessment for some reason that escapes me now.
Is there any justification for the belief in my first paragraph, or is this another HMRC myth?