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HMRC Director Checks 2026: Red Flags Every UK Director Must Avoid | Verification Errors | MTA

HMRC has tightened director verification rules in 2026, and many UK company directors are now receiving compliance letters, risk-notifications, and identity-verification requests. In this video, MTA (My Tax Accountant) breaks down the most common mistakes that trigger HMRC’s Director Verification red flags — and how you can avoid them to keep your company fully compliant. This guide explains the key verification risk areas that HMRC targets in 2026, including mismatched director information between Companies House and HMRC, incorrect National Insurance details, incomplete CT600 filings, PAYE registration errors, and failure to update PSC and address details. MTA highlights how inconsistencies in digital footprints, banking activity, payroll submissions, overseas residency disclosures, and unexpected income patterns can all prompt HMRC to initiate identity checks or deeper enquiries. The video also explores the wider implications for Excepted Estates and Inheritance Tax in 2026, particularly when directors hold shares in family-run companies or act as personal representatives. HMRC now cross-matches real-time data from PAYE, Self Assessment, Companies House, and third-party financial institutions — so even small reporting gaps can result in delays, penalties, or denial of reliefs. MTA provides practical steps UK directors should take to minimise their risk profile, such as verifying all Companies House entries, ensuring accurate payroll submissions, maintaining clean digital-record trails, and correcting any discrepancies before HMRC flags them. You’ll also learn why new AI-driven compliance checks make accuracy more essential than ever, especially for non-resident directors, directors with multiple businesses, and those operating high-risk sectors. For deeper guidance, read the full article on the MTA website. To get personalised advice from MTA (My Tax Accountant), contact us: Phone: 0208 5708531 Email: info@mytaxaccountant.co.uk Disclaimer This video provides general UK tax information for educational purposes and reflects HMRC rules relevant for 2026. It is not personal tax, financial, or legal advice. Tax obligations vary based on individual circumstances, and you should seek professional guidance before acting on any information in this video. MTA (My Tax Accountant) accepts no liability for actions taken based on this content. #UKTax #HMRC #HMRCChecks #DirectorVerification #CompanyDirectorsUK #MTA #MyTaxAccountant #UKTaxCompliance #CompaniesHouse #TaxInvestigationUK #SelfAssessment2026