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Updated on 12 February 2026

HMRC to write to taxpayers this month about Making Tax Digital

We have been advised that HMRC will be writing to some taxpayers in February who they believe will have to follow the rules of Making Tax Digital for Income Tax from April 2026. If you have received one of these letters, don’t ignore it. Read on to find out what it means and what to do next. 

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Updated on 5 February 2026

Missed the self assessment deadline? Don’t panic – here’s what to do next

For most people, the deadline to submit their 2024/25 self assessment tax return was 31 January 2026, and HMRC have estimated that 1 million people missed this deadline. If you are one of them, don’t bury your head in the sand – follow the relevant steps set out below to get your tax affairs back ...

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Updated on 23 January 2026

Can’t pay what you owe by 31 January 2026?

If you’re a self assessment taxpayer, 31 January 2026 is the deadline for payment of any tax due for 2024/25 as well as the usual filing deadline for the 2024/25 tax return itself. If you can’t pay what you owe, don’t panic. Read our guidance below to understand what you can do to manage your tax ...

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Updated on 16 January 2026

Tax bill higher than you expected? Don’t forget payments on account!

Payments on account are advance payments towards next year’s tax bill. If this is the first time you need to make payments on account, they can be surprising – and a little confusing! In this article, we explain more about how payments on account work, and what you can do if you are worried about ...

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