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Exit planning, an essential step for business owners
Many business owners
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Landlords: MTD for Income Tax Is Changing How You Report Your Rental Income
From April 2026, landlords with gross rental income over £50,000 must submit quarterly digital updates to HMRC under Making Tax Digital for Income Tax. Find out what changes, whether it applies to you, and what you need to do before the deadline.
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Tax Diary April/May 2026
1 April 2026 – Due
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Increase in company late filing penalties
After the end of its
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Changes to the calculation of Income Tax
A number of changes
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Tax allowances frozen for 2026-27
It was confirmed as
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Seven million people started new jobs in 2025
New figures
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Who will be subject to MTD for IT from 6 April 2026
Taxpayers who are
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Still time to top up your pension contributions
With the end of the
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MTD Is Here: What Every Freelancer and Sole Trader Needs to Know Before April 2026
HMRC’s biggest shake-up to self-assessment in a generation is almost here. From April 2026, sole traders and landlords earning over £50,000 must ditch the annual tax return and switch to quarterly digital reporting. Here’s everything you need to know — and what to do right now.
