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Find the latest tax rates for 2026/27 in our useful summary, including those relevant to: Self employed Landlords Investment or pension income Company director or shareholder Company taxation and income tax employment benefits and expenses NICs for employees NICs for employers National living and minimum wage NICs for the self
One of the most common questions about Making Tax Digital is what records HMRC requires you to keep. Under MTD for Income Tax, taxpayers must maintain digital records of income and expenses using compatible software. This applies to sole traders and landlords with gross combined income over £50,000, from April
Many taxpayers preparing for Making Tax Digital (MTD) want to know exactly what records HMRC expects them to keep. Under MTD for Income Tax, digital record keeping becomes mandatory for many landlords and sole traders. These rules start from April 2026. What records must be kept for MTD? Taxpayers within
Many landlords are still asking the same question. Does Making Tax Digital apply to rental income? From April 2026, landlords with gross rental income above £50,000 will need to follow the new Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD for IT) rules. If you earn income from property, this change
If you run a business as a sole trader, the way you report tax to HMRC will soon change. Under Making Tax Digital for Income Tax, many self employed individuals will need to switch to digital record keeping and quarterly reporting. The first phase begins in April 2026. Do sole
One of the first questions people ask when preparing for Making Tax Digital is which accounting software they should use. HMRC requires taxpayers within MTD to keep digital records and submit updates using MTD compatible software. Selecting the right system can make the process much easier. What should MTD software
Many UK landlords still do not realise that Making Tax Digital (MTD) will soon change how rental income is reported to HMRC. From April 2026, landlords with total property and business income above £50,000 must follow the new Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD for IT) rules. If you
This February, we delve into a range of developments that may affect you and your organisation, including tax refunds owed by HMRC, inheritance tax reliefs, updates on Making Tax Digital and VAT compliance. In the February 2026 issue of our In the know: tax, we look at a range of developments
HM Revenue & Customs has started using GOV.UK One Login for taxpayers signing up to its digital services for the first time. This means that if you do not already have a Government Gateway account, you will now register using an email-and-password login rather than needing to obtain a 10-12
Landlords and self-employed – Are you ready for MTD? If you receive income from rental properties or self employment, the way you report your tax may be changing from April 2026. Watch Kyle’s short video which explains whether you are affected, how, and what you should do as soon as