HMRC has released a reference list of legitimate emails it sends to help businesses and individuals distinguish genuine communications from fraudulent phishing attempts. The list shows recent authentic HMRC email subjects and content, enabling recipients to verify whether messages claiming to be from the tax authority are genuine. This resource is particularly valuable for customs and logistics professionals who may receive trade-related communications from HMRC and need to confirm their authenticity before providing sensitive information or taking action.
Source: HMRC (GOV.UK) – Read the original