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MTD for Limited Companies: Is It Coming Next?
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TL;DR Introduction If you run a limited company, you may be watching the rollout of Making Tax Digital with one question: Are we next? From April 2026, sole traders and landlords earning over £50,000 must comply with quarterly digital reporting under the UK’s Making Tax Digital initiative introduced by HM Revenue & Customs. Limited…
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MTD Penalties 2026/27: Points & Fines Explained
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TL;DR Introduction Making Tax Digital isn’t just about quarterly submissions. It’s about consistency. From April 2026, sole traders and landlords within scope of Making Tax Digital must comply with strict reporting deadlines set by HM Revenue & Customs. Miss one deadline? You receive a penalty point. Miss several? You start paying fines. Unlike the…
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MTD Quarterly Deadlines Explained: Submission Dates & What You Must File
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TL;DR Introduction For years, UK taxpayers have worked around one major date: 31 January. That changes under Making Tax Digital. From April 2026, thousands of sole traders and landlords will move to quarterly reporting under the Making Tax Digital framework introduced by HM Revenue & Customs. Instead of filing once a year, you’ll submit…
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MTD for Landlords 2026/27: What Property Owners Must Do Now
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MTD for landlords starts April 2026. Income thresholds, quarterly updates, software rules and compliance risks explained.
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Best MTD Software 2026/27: What Sole Traders Should Actually Use
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TL;DR Introduction Making Tax Digital is no longer theoretical. From 6 April 2026, sole traders earning over £50,000 must comply with MTD for Income Tax. From April 2027, that threshold drops to £30,000. And here’s the key point: You cannot submit manually. You must use software approved by HM Revenue & Customs under the…
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Making Tax Digital for Self-Employed in 2026/27: What Sole Traders Must Do Now
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Making Tax Digital for self-employed starts April 2026. 2026/27 thresholds, quarterly updates, software rules & penalties explained.