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Making Tax Digital

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Quarterly Digital Tax Reporting Starts 6 April for Sole Traders and Landlords Over £50,000

New rules require approved software for quarterly updates, with a 12‑month grace period on penalty points during the transition.

Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Starts 6 April as HMRC Alerts Sole Traders and Landlords

HMRC Begins Making Tax Digital Rollout With Letters to £50,000-Plus Earners

HMRC Urges 860,000 Sole Traders and Landlords To Prepare for Making Tax Digital From April 6, 2026

HMRC Sends 200,000 Letters Ahead of 2026 Making Tax Digital Income Tax Rollout

Making Tax Digital Starts April 2026 for High‑Earning Sole Traders and Landlords

HMRC Mails 200,000 Notices as Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Nears April 2026 Rollout

HMRC Urges Self-Employed and Landlords Over £50,000 to Prepare for Digital Tax Reporting in 2026

HMRC Pushes Testing and Confirms Exemptions as Making Tax Digital Approaches

HMRC Warns Self-Employed and Landlords of Mandatory Making Tax Digital Deadlines

HMRC Pushes Testing for Making Tax Digital With Only 2,400 Users Ahead of April 2026

HMRC Sets 2026 Start for Quarterly Digital Tax Reporting as Accountants Urge Early Action

HMRC Confirms April 2026 Launch for Digital Income Tax Reporting

HMRC Finalizes Rollout Plans for Digital Tax Reporting Starting April 2026