
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax: a practical guide for sole traders and landlords
Quarterly digital updates are now a reality for many sole traders and landlords. Here is who is affected, when, and how to prepare.
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Quarterly digital updates are now a reality for many sole traders and landlords. Here is who is affected, when, and how to prepare.
Read the guideEstimate take-home pay on a salary: income tax, National Insurance and student loan repayments.
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Quarterly digital updates are now a reality for many sole traders and landlords. Here is who is affected, when, and how to prepare.

The dates that matter for your tax return, how payments on account work, and what happens if you are late.

The £90,000 threshold, the two tests that trigger registration, and when registering voluntarily makes sense.

Here are the steps involved in changing accountant, from agreeing the work to handing over your records.

How you close a company affects how the money you take out is taxed. Compare striking off with a members’ voluntary liquidation.

Identity checks are now compulsory, and the way accounts are filed is changing. What directors need to do and when.

Directors paid by dividend and landlords both face higher rates. What has changed, and what to review before April 2027.

Current employer rates, the year-end calendar, and the move to payrolling benefits in kind from April 2027.

A short checklist that makes a first conversation with an accountant quicker and more useful.
Guidance is general information, not advice for your circumstances. Rules change; always check your own position before acting.
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