As per title.
It seems to me that CWF1 is redundant now, for new self employments commencing after 05 April 2015, but HMRC website still seems to accept them. What do you all think?
With kind regards
Clint Westwood
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CWF1!
I think the CWF in CWF 1 stands for Combined Working Form (number 1) when the Inland Revenue merged with the Contributions Agency.
Good old HMRC still reflecting a 1999 change some 16 years later!
Inland Revenue
It still exists and shown on payslips issued by the Class 4 deferment group.
Don't think they accept the old paper forms anymore - all online now as far as I am aware and called SA400/401.
With respect, your OP didn't ask about consequences for ignoring whatever form needs to be completed, nor did you say in your OP that the continued existence of the form is of little interest to you.
To clarify, the new form is completed online and can then be submitted by paper to HMRC.
CWF1
I think there was a fine difference between the CWF1 (now apparently not available) where one filled in the thing and posted it off and the CWF1 ST which is the online form. I have in the past wasted time messing around with the first of those before realising that it wasn't an online application.