Can HMRC See Your Revolut Account? MTA Explains What UK Taxpayers Must Know 2025-26

Many UK taxpayers use Revolut for everyday spending, savings, or international transfers—but few realise how much access HMRC now has to digital banking information. In this video, MTA (My Tax Accountant) explains whether HMRC can see your Revolut account, what financial data is shared, and how this affects your tax obligations in the 2025-26 tax year. This guide is based on the detailed article “Can HMRC See Revolut Account in the UK”, available at: https://www.mytaxaccountant.co.uk/pos.... Visit the article to read the full detailed explanation.
MTA breaks down how international agreements such as CRS (Common Reporting Standard) and AML (Anti-Money Laundering) regulations require financial institutions—including Revolut—to share account data with HMRC. You’ll learn what information may be shared, how HMRC uses this data to detect undeclared income, and why accurate reporting is more important than ever in 2025-26.

The video also highlights how digital bank data can influence wider tax processes, including checks related to Excepted Estates and Inheritance Tax. With HMRC increasingly relying on automated systems and cross-border data matching, even small discrepancies can lead to compliance reviews or unexpected queries.

MTA provides clear, practical guidance on how Revolut users should report income, track transactions, and ensure their tax records remain fully compliant. Whether you use Revolut for freelance payments, business expenses, cryptocurrency activity, or personal budgeting, this video offers essential information every UK taxpayer should know.

For personalised tax advice, support with HMRC queries, or a full tax health check for 2025-26, contact MTA today.
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Disclaimer
This video provides general information from MTA (My Tax Accountant) and should not be treated as professional tax advice. HMRC’s access to financial data, Revolut’s reporting obligations, and tax rules for digital bank accounts may change, and their impact depends on individual circumstances. While MTA aims to provide accurate and reliable information, no responsibility is accepted for losses, errors, or actions taken based on this content. Viewers should seek personalised advice from a qualified tax specialist before making financial or tax decisions.

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