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First MTD quarterly deadline arrives
Business TaxThe first quarterly reporting deadline under Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD IT) is 7 August 2026. HMRC has now confirmed what will happen to those who miss it, including when it will start sending reminder letters. What do you need to know?
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HMRC targets landlords using third-party data
Personal TaxHMRC has confirmed that it is using information received from third parties to identify landlords who may not have declared all of their rental income. The latest compliance campaign highlights the department's increasing use of data matching to tackle errors and omissions. What should landlords do?
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Self-employed taxpayers warned over missing Class 2 NI credits
Business TaxHMRC is warning some self-employed taxpayers to check their National Insurance (NI) records after an issue affecting Class 2 NI credits came to light. The problem could leave some individuals with gaps in their contribution record, potentially affecting their entitlement to the State Pension and other contributory benefits. What should you do?
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HMRC takes aim at side hustles
Business Tax, Personal TaxPeople with side hustles are the target of a HMRC press release reminding them of their potential tax obligations. Why has this been published now, and what are the key points to remember?
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VAT on electricity to be cut
VATThe new Prime Minister has announced a cut to the rate of VAT on electricity from 1 October. What's the full story?
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Supreme Court finds LLP asset managers are not influencers
Business TaxThe Supreme Court has ruled that portfolio managers at a hedge fund did not have significant influence over the affairs of a limited liability partnership (LLP) and as such fell squarely within the salaried members rules. How does this decision impact LLPs across the board?





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