Form

Amend your Duty Stamps Scheme registration details (DS4)

Use the online service or postal form DS4 to tell HMRC of changes to the details of your Duty Stamps Scheme registration form.

• From: HM Revenue & Customs
• Published: 4 April 2014
• Last updated: 8 September 2022 — See all updates

Documents

Amend online (sign in using Government Gateway)

Ref: DS4

https://www.tax.service.gov.uk/digital-forms/form/application-to-amend-duty-stamps-registration/draft/guide

Amend by post

Ref: DS4

PDF, 75.5 KB, 7 pages

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Details

To tell HMRC about changes to your Duty Stamps Scheme registration form you can either:

• use the online service
• fill in the form on-screen, print and post to HMRC

To use the online service, you’ll need the Government Gateway user ID and password you used when you registered. If you do not have a user ID you can create one when you use the service.

You need to do this within 7 days of the change. You’ll sign a declaration stating that your business is not disqualified from registration. You’ll be committing an offence if this statement is untrue.

To fill in this form you’ll need your:

• duty stamps registration number
• UK VAT registration number
• UK excise or SEED registration number
• incorporation number

Email HMRC to ask for this form in Welsh (Cymraeg).

Find a version of the form that was used before January 2021.

Published 4 April 2014

Last updated 8 September 2022 + show all updates

1. 8 September 2022

   The address to amend by post has been updated.

2. 31 December 2020

   This page has been updated because the Brexit transition period has ended.

3. 12 April 2016

   An online service is now available.

4. 4 April 2014

   First published.