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MTD TIPS & TAX GUIDES

MTD UPDATES & GUIDES

We publish clear, practical guidance on Making Tax Digital for Income Tax. Whether you are a sole trader, landlord, or small business owner, our updates help you understand what HMRC expects from April 2026.

Explore step-by-step articles on MTD ITSA, Self Assessment changes, and VAT rules. We write everything in plain English to help you manage digital records, find approved software, and spot tax-saving opportunities. Stay organized and stress-free.

MTD for Landlords: What You Need to Do Before April 2026

The annual Self Assessment is being replaced by five mandatory submissions a year. Discover if you fall into the £50,000 threshold, how quarterly filing works, and what software you need to stay compliant.

Can My Accountant Do MTD For Me?

Your accountant can handle Making Tax Digital, but are they actually prepared? Learn why the shift to quarterly filing catches generalists off guard and how a specialist ensures you stay compliant.

Qualifying Income for MTD: The Figure That Decides If You Are In or Out

Qualifying income determines your MTD start date, but it is not the same as profit. Discover why gross turnover matters, how rental income affects your threshold, and the dangerous annualization trap that catches new businesses out.

Making Tax Digital for Sole Traders: What You Actually Need to Know

From April 2026, sole traders with turnover over £50,000 must submit quarterly updates to HMRC. Discover the "gross turnover" threshold, mandatory software rules, penalty points, and why the annual tax return is ending for good in this essential sole trader guide.

MTD for Income Tax 2026: Why the “Gross Income” Rule Will Catch You Out

Making Tax Digital for Income Tax hits in April 2026. If your gross turnover (not profit) exceeds £50,000, you must switch to quarterly reporting. Discover the new deadlines, the "gross income" trap, and why you can't rely on spreadsheets anymore.

Making Tax Digital: The Complete Guide for Sole Traders & Landlords

From April 2026, a £50,000+ turnover means replacing your annual tax return with five mandatory submissions. Digital records and approved software become vital. Are you ready? Read our guide to understand new timelines and avoid the quarterly reporting nightmare.

Is There a Legal Way to Avoid Making Tax Digital?

Facing MTD's quarterly reporting? If turnover tops £50,000, you face five submissions yearly from April 2026. The escape route is incorporation. Limited Companies are exempt. Learn how to legally bypass the new regime and stick to annual returns.

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