If you work for yourself, run a small business, or rent out a property, the way you manage your income tax is about to change. From April 2026, the traditional once-a-year self-assessment will be ...

If you’re a sole trader or a landlord the way you’ll have to report your taxes is changing. HMRC is looking to shift more people to report their taxes online through a system called Making Tax Digital ...

Stuart Miller from Xero explains what Making Tax Digital for Income Tax will mean for some small businesses, landlords and ...

With Making Tax Digital due to arrive on 6 April, a new wave of AI-driven tools is helping freelancers avoid the stress of ...

Landlords already have an immense amount of new paperwork to grapple with this year - Fiordaliso/Moment RF. Are you a landlord who is thinking of selling up because of Making Tax ...

The self-assessment tax deadline is fast approaching, but landlords and the self-employed will soon have new HMRC requirements to follow – known as Making Tax Digital. The changes are the “biggest ...

Monzo, the digital bank serving business customers, is helping simplify tax filing for sole traders and landlords with a new tool that lets them file directly to HMRC from their Monzo Business bank ...

The launch on April 6 will mark a significant and time-saving change for certain people in how to report income to HMRC.

From April, thousands of self-employed individuals and landlords will need to start filing their accounts to HMRC four times a year, using software that has been rubber-stamped by the taxman.

Nearly one million Brits are being urged to take action now ahead of a major change. There are only weeks to go before all ...