HMRC Exchange Rates - Your Guide

Guide to the exchange of HMRC exchange rates knowledge is in the best print and electronic for current and historical rates sources. Here we focus on the sources of HM Revenue & Customs average exchange rates that are required for tax purposes approved. Bourse HM Revenue & Customs (MARC). HMRC publish exchange rates on your website for tax purposes, covering more than 120 countries and currency areas. Averages for the year ended March 31 HMRC exchange rates and December 31 are given for each year from 1989 to 2004 are provided by their exchange rate and the spot rate.

MARC also publish an annual compilation of the average exchange rates in a single file on your site with their currencies. Annual Lists page. HMRC exchange rates a statement on the HMRC website indicates that exchange rates are based on daily figures published in the Financial Times. The transition from the old national currencies to the euro

For 2001-2002, the number of some European countries have been complicated by the change in national HMRC exchange rates currencies (Beg DEM, INTL) for the Euro. In the pages of these countries, the HM Revenue & Customs has provided the following rates.