Free Check Terms
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Version 1.1, 2 November 2026
Your check is completely free. Nothing is payable and you are not agreeing to buy anything.
We obtain and review your income records to decide whether we can offer you a separate Marriage Allowance claim service. To obtain them, Hidenda Legal LLP, a law firm regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority, sends requests on your behalf under the Authority for Hidenda Legal that you sign. Each person's Authority covers only their own records. Hidenda Legal passes the records to us.
You agree to give us the information reasonably needed to complete your free check, including details of your employment, income and pensions, and to tell us if anything changes. If you don't, we may be unable to complete it, and after reminding you, we can close your free check.
Once we have reviewed your records, we will tell you whether we can offer you our claim service. We do not share figures, tax years or our review at this stage. We aim to finish within 6 weeks, but this depends on how quickly organisations reply.
We use both people's records to carry out the free check. Any further use is governed by your Authority and our privacy notice. We do not show either of you the other person's records.
You can stop your free check at any time, free of charge, by emailing [email protected]. We will tell Hidenda Legal to stop making further requests for you. Requests already sent may still be answered.
How we and Hidenda Legal use your personal data is explained in our privacy notice at https://www.hidendatax.com/privacy-policy.
Email [email protected]. We will acknowledge your complaint within 5 working days and reply in full within 8 weeks.
Hidenda Tax Limited, company number 13091478 (England and Wales), Sherwood, Oxford Road, Frilford Heath, Abingdon OX13 5NW. Email: [email protected]. Registered with the Information Commissioner's Office (ZB048800). These terms apply to each person who signs.
These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales. If you live in Scotland or Northern Ireland, you may bring proceedings in your local courts.