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£50,000+ from April 2026
If your annual self-employment or property income is £50,000 or more, you’ll need to follow MTD rules from April 2026.
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£30,000+ from April 2027
Those earning between £30,000 and £50,000 will join Making Tax Digital one year later, from April 2027.
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£20,000+ from April 2028
MTD will extend to self-employed individuals and landlords earning £20,000 or more from April 2028.
Submit Quarterly Updates
Stay compliant by submitting your income and expenses every three months directly to HMRC through Taxd.
Keep Digital Records
Record all your transactions digitally, no spreadsheets or paper receipts, to stay fully MTD-compliant.
Finalise by 31 January
Once the tax year ends, review and confirm your figures to complete your final submission before the deadline.
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