HMRC's 107,000-Case Recalculation: How to Check If You've Been Overcharged
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HMRC's cut-off for paper Self Assessment returns is 31 October — three months before the online deadline most taxpayers know. Here's who it affects and what happens if you miss it.
HMRC will register unregistered sole traders and landlords for Making Tax Digital for Income Tax in stages from September 2026, triggering a mandatory checking step for anyone signed up this way.
HMRC confirms most mandated sole traders and landlords met the first Making Tax Digital quarterly deadline, though penalty notices have already gone out to late filers.
HMRC has confirmed how its points-based penalty system for Making Tax Digital will operate, as daily and tax-geared penalties continue to accrue on Self Assessment returns for 2024/25 that remain outstanding.
Miss the 5 October notification deadline and you're not late for January's return yet — you're already in breach of a separate, earlier rule most new sole traders and landlords have never heard of.
HMRC's consultation on moving Self Assessment payments closer to payday has closed, with payroll deductions and monthly instalments pencilled in from April 2029.
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HMRC's Making Tax Digital regime for sole traders and landlords faces its first real deadline on 5 August 2026, with a lower threshold arriving in April 2027.
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From April 2026, sole traders and landlords earning over £50,000 must keep digital records and file quarterly. Here is what actually changes, what it costs, and how to avoid the penalty points.