UK accounting guide
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax: 2026 guide
Understand the staged MTD for Income Tax rollout, digital records and quarterly updates for qualifying sole traders and landlords.
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UK accounting guide
Understand the staged MTD for Income Tax rollout, digital records and quarterly updates for qualifying sole traders and landlords.
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Understand the £90,000 VAT registration threshold, taxable turnover and the records that help a business monitor growth.
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Prepare bank reconciliations, invoices, payroll, assets and tax records before UK limited company annual accounts work begins.
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Key paper, online filing and payment dates for the 2025–26 UK Self Assessment tax year, plus a records checklist.
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The technical rules matter, but the everyday change is keeping income and expense records in a form that can support digital updates.
Sole traders and landlords should review qualifying income and the applicable start date under current HMRC guidance.
Read the MTD guide →The VAT threshold is based on taxable turnover over a rolling period, so an annual profit figure is not the right measure.
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Current bookkeeping and timely review help a growing business plan VAT registration, invoicing and cash flow.
Personal tax
Gathering income and expense evidence early makes it easier to understand the tax figure and resolve missing details before the filing deadline.
See the current dates →Limited companies
Accounts, Corporation Tax payment and the Company Tax Return do not share one deadline. A short records checklist keeps the preparation stage visible.
Bank reconciliations, sales and purchase invoices, payroll summaries and director transactions commonly need review.
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