HMRC to shut down online services for three days
HMRC's site to have three-day downtime in order to upgrade and maintain service
HMRC's site to have three-day downtime in order to upgrade and maintain service
HM REVENUE & CUSTOMS’S ONLINE SERVICES are to be suspended for three days from Friday 11 October as the department performs maintenance and upgrades on the site.
The work will mean many of the sites’ services will be unavailable during the time, although PAYE and RTI services will be unaffected.
The downtime will begin at 6am on Friday 11 October and run until 6am on Monday 14 October.
HMRC has provided further information on the availability of specific services here.
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