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  • Five things you need to know ahead of Making Tax Digital for Income Tax quarterly deadline

    Sole traders and landlords earning more than £50,000 must send their second quarterly update for Making Tax Digital for Income Tax by Saturday 7 November 2026. HMRC busts common myths to help customers prepare for the second quarterly update with confidence
    HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is helping sole traders and landlords earning more than £50,000 prepare for their seco

    HM Revenue and Customs graphic promoting Making Tax Digital with an illustrated radio.

  • Self Assessment deadline incoming – 100 days to go

    With 100 days to go until the deadline, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is urging millions of Self Assessment customers to get ahead of the January rush and not put off completing their tax return for the 2025 to 2026 tax year.

  • Starting early is key to less stress around Self Assessment

    More than a quarter of people said they experience anxiety before financial deadlines, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) reveals ahead of World Mental Health Day (10 October), encouraging Self Assessment customers to start their tax return now.

  • Six months to go: Sole traders and landlords earning more than £30,000 urged to act now

    Making Tax Digital for Income Tax will extend to sole traders and landlords earning more than £30,000 from 6 April 2027.Customers who sign up early have more time to choose compatible software and prepare in their own time.
    There are just six months to go until sole traders and landlords with a turnover of more than £30,000 will be required to use Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax.
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    HMRC Making Tax Digital advert highlighting six months remaining for eligible taxpayers earning over £30,000 to sign up.

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