Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax Self Assessment
- This new initiative will begin from April 2026, firstly, for those who had qualifying income of over £50,000 in the 2024-2025 tax year.
- It requires self-employed individuals and landlords to use software for regular tax reporting as opposed to once a year reporting.
- You will be required to keep records digitally.
- Instead of a single annual tax return, MTD for ITSA (also called MTD for Tax Returns) will require 4 quarterly updates of income and expenses, followed by a Final Declaration following the tax year-end to confirm figures, make adjustments and report non-business income (e.g., interest)
- The final tax bill payment deadline remains 31 January after the tax year ends (along with any first payment on account for the next year).
Tailored packages designed around your needs.
Basic Package (Preparation & Submission of 4 Quarterly updates and the Final Submission)
- Free Registration
- Digital Record Keeping
- Preparation & Submission of 4 Quarterly updates
- Preparation & Submission of Final Declaration
£200.00 / per year
Standard Package (Preparation and Submission support)
- Free Registration
- Digital Record Keeping
- Preparation and Submission of 4 quarterly updates
- Preparation & Submission of Final Declaration
- A call with tax consultant prior to each submission
£350.00 / per year
Premier Package (Full Support)
- Free Registration
- Digital Record Keeping
- Preparation and Submission of 4 quarterly updates
- Preparation & Submission of Final Declaration
- All year round support
£500.00 / per year
Who Will MTD for ITSA Apply To?
MTD for ITSA will require you to:
Keep digital records of income and expenses
Submit quarterly updates to HMRC
Complete an end-of-period statement
Submit a final declaration each tax year
This is a move away from once-a-year reporting and will require ongoing record-keeping throughout the year.
Keep digital records of income and expenses
Submit quarterly updates to HMRC
Complete an end-of-period statement
Submit a final declaration each tax year
This is a move away from once-a-year reporting and will require ongoing record-keeping throughout the year.
Tax return
Why Professional Preparation Matters
Tax legislation and HMRC requirements can change regularly. Completing your return incorrectly or missing important details can result in:
Incorrect tax calculations
HMRC penalties and interest
Delays in processing
Future HMRC enquiries
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