For example if you tell the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) about a change that affects your other benefits, you still need to tell HMRC about it as well. You have to report changes to HMRC even if another government department already knows about them. If you tell HMRC late you could get paid too much and have to pay your benefits back to HMRC. You should still tell HMRC if you think a change might reduce your Child Benefit - you won't save money by reporting it later. The change might increase your payment and you might miss out on extra money if you tell HMRC late. You should report the changes as soon as you know about them - ideally within 1 month. This is called a 'change of circumstance'. You must tell HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) about any changes to your children or living arrangements.
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