In a business directory, "Inland Revenue" is most likely to refer to services relating to UK tax administration and advice. The Inland Revenue was a government department responsible for direct taxes and is now part of HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). Businesses in this area are independent tax advisers, accountants or tax-return services; they are not HMRC and do not collect tax on the government's behalf. Services may include preparing and submitting Self Assessment returns, advising on income tax, Capital Gains Tax and Corporation Tax, and helping businesses manage VAT, PAYE and payroll obligations. Providers may explain tax rules, review records, identify allowable reliefs, respond to HMRC enquiries and assist with payment or compliance issues. The work offered varies: some handle personal tax matters, while others focus on sole traders, partnerships or limited companies. Customers remain responsible for providing accurate information and meeting their tax obligations.