HMRC has published guidance on the procedures for taxpayers to add new income sources or remove existing ones within the Making Tax Digital for Income Tax system. The guidance explains the process for managing multiple income streams within the MTD framework. This affects self-employed individuals and other income tax filers who are required to use the Making Tax Digital system.
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HMRC guidance explains the process for traders and property owners to make adjustments to their self-employment and property income figures prior to submitting their tax return. The guidance covers when adjustments should be made, the types of modifications that can be submitted, and the deadlines for implementing changes before return submission. This applies to sole traders, partnerships, and individuals with UK property income who need to correct or amend their reported figures.
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HMRC has published guidance outlining the current operational status of the VAT GIANT service, which allows users to access government and National Health Trust information online. The page provides real-time updates on service availability and notifies users of any technical issues or planned maintenance that may affect access. Businesses and organisations relying on this service should check this guidance regularly to stay informed of any disruptions to their compliance activities.
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HMRC requires businesses to notify them promptly when relevant circumstances change to ensure their registered details remain current and accurate. This guidance outlines which types of changes must be reported and the timeframes for notifying the tax authority. Failing to update information could impact customs clearance, trade compliance status, and ongoing business operations. Traders should review the specific notification requirements that apply to their organisation to maintain full compliance.
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This page provides information on accessing various forms of support and assistance, with guidance on how to contact HMRC when needed for help with customs, tax, or trade compliance matters.
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HMRC has published a consolidated help and support guide for businesses and individuals requiring assistance with customs and trade compliance matters. The resource directs users to available support channels operated by HMRC and partner organisations. The guidance covers various areas where traders and logistics professionals can access information and aid to resolve issues or obtain clarification on regulatory requirements.
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This guidance covers the process for making adjustments to self-employment and rental property income before submitting your tax return to HMRC. The information explains the timing requirements and methods for reporting these adjustments as part of your self-assessment filing obligations. Understanding when and how to make these corrections ensures accurate tax reporting and helps avoid penalties or further enquiries from HMRC.
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HMRC has published guidance on creating and maintaining digital records for self-employed individuals and property owners under the Making Tax Digital for Income Tax scheme. The guidance outlines how to establish and retain digital documentation of income and expenses to meet tax compliance obligations. These digital records must be kept in formats that comply with HMRC’s requirements for the automatic submission of tax returns.
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HMRC has introduced a new digital method for completing Self Assessment tax returns, with guidance now available for sole traders, landlords, and their agents. The updated system provides a different approach to submitting Self Assessment compared to previous processes. This guidance explains how eligible taxpayers can use HMRC’s revised digital platform to manage their tax affairs.
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A 2026 amendment order revokes transitional protections that previously allowed certain claimants to retain free school lunch eligibility following welfare reforms. From 17 August 2026, individuals who benefited from this temporary exemption will lose their free school lunch entitlement as the underlying Welfare Reform Act 2012 provision takes full effect. The change affects all persons previously protected by the transitory arrangement under the 2018 commencement order.
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