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Updated on 6 April 2026

Seller Information Statements

Under the OECD online platform reporting rules, you may receive a seller information statement in January. This provides a summary of the amount of income earned through the online platform in the preceding calendar year. Here we tell you what the statements mean and how they can help you ...

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Updated on 6 April 2026

Joint income from property

If you own rental property jointly with one or more people, make sure you understand how the income is split between you and the other owner(s) for tax purposes. The rules can vary depending on how the property is owned, and whether or not you and the co-owner are married or in a civil partnership.

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Updated on 6 April 2026

Pension scams

On this page we set out some of the warning signs about pension scams and how to avoid them. Such scams can lead to you facing large tax charges, or your pension savings might even be stolen so it’s important to stay alert.

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Updated on 6 April 2026

HMRC app

The HMRC app offers you the ability to access your tax details and manage your tax on your mobile device. This page gives you information on how to obtain and access the HMRC app, as well as details of what you are able to do using the HMRC app. The information on this page is subject to change as ...

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Updated on 29 July 2026

Getting tax help if English isn’t your first language

For a long time, LITRG have been concerned about the problems that migrant workers to the UK might face in understanding and navigating the UK tax system. To help address this we have created a page of guidance, bringing together as much help as possible into one place. We have also created a set ...

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Updated on 6 April 2026

Digital platform reporting rules

Many people make a living from doing things in the gig economy like driving, delivering, or freelancing; often via online platforms such as Uber, Deliveroo and TaskRabbit. Some HMRC rules came into force in January 2024, these are known as the digital platform reporting rules or OECD rules. The ...

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