Making Tax DigitalAsk an accountant
Making Tax Digital
Making Tax Digital is changing how self-employed individuals and landlords manage their tax records.
Key points
- If your qualifying income from self-employment or property exceeds the relevant threshold, you may need to keep digital records, use compatible software and submit quarterly updates to HMRC.
- The rules are being introduced in stages, so understanding when they apply to you is essential. Leaving it until the last minute could mean unnecessary stress and extra work.
- The solution is simple: check whether you are affected, make sure your records are up to date and prepare your bookkeeping systems in advance.
- Getting organised now can make the transition to Making Tax Digital much smoother.
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