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Tax deadlines, key figures and estimators to help you see where you stand. For a figure you can rely on, speak to an adviser.

Making Tax Digital for Income Tax

Quarterly updates to HMRC have started.

Since 6 April 2026, sole traders and landlords with qualifying income over £50,000 must keep digital records and send quarterly updates. The threshold drops over the next two years. We'll tell you when it applies to you and set you up with the right software.

April 2026£50,000+
April 2027£30,000+
April 2028£20,000+

Qualifying income is your gross self-employment and property income before expenses.

Estimator · 2026/27 rates

Capital Gains Tax

Legal fees, agent fees, SDLT, extensions
Salary, rent, profits before allowances
What are you selling?
Estimated CGT
£0
Gain£0
Less annual exempt amount−£3,000
Taxable gain£0
At 18% (basic rate band)£0
At 24%£0
Reduce this with an adviser

Estimate only. Assumes no losses or reliefs such as Private Residence Relief, and England, Wales or NI income tax bands. Not tax advice.

Checker

Does Making Tax Digital apply to me?

Gross income, before expenses
Your share, before expenses
Qualifying income
£0
Get set up for MTD

Based on the published thresholds. HMRC looks at the qualifying income on your return two tax years earlier, and some people are exempt. Not tax advice.

Key figures

Personal tax at a glance, 2026/27

Income tax bands shown are for England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Scotland sets its own income tax rates and bands. Figures are a general guide, not advice for your circumstances.

Allowance or threshold2026/27
Personal Allowance£12,570
Higher rate starts at£50,270
Additional rate starts at£125,140
Personal Allowance fully withdrawn at£125,140
Capital Gains Tax annual exempt amount£3,000
Capital Gains Tax rates18% / 24%
Dividend allowance£500
Property and trading allowances (each)£1,000
High Income Child Benefit Charge starts at£60,000
Inheritance Tax nil-rate band£325,000
Residence nil-rate band (maximum)£175,000
ISA annual subscription limit£20,000
Key figures

Business tax at a glance, 2026/27

Corporation Tax thresholds are divided between associated companies and reduced for short accounting periods. Figures are a general guide, not advice for your circumstances.

Rate or thresholdFigure
Corporation Tax small profits rate (profits up to £50,000)19%
Corporation Tax main rate (profits over £250,000)25%
Marginal relief applies between£50k–£250k
VAT registration threshold£90,000
VAT deregistration threshold£88,000
VAT standard rate20%
Employer National Insurance rate15%
Employer NIC secondary threshold£5,000
Employment Allowance£10,500
Annual Investment Allowance£1,000,000
Frequently asked questions

All common questions

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Do I need to visit an office?

No. Everything happens online: you upload documents through a secure link, meet your adviser by video or phone, and sign engagement letters and returns electronically.

How much will it cost?

Every piece of work has a fixed fee. After your introductory call we send a written quote that sets out exactly what is included. You only commit once you have agreed it.

Can you deal with HMRC for me?

Yes. Once you authorise us as your tax agent, HMRC can speak to us directly about your affairs. We handle their letters, calls and enquiries so you don't have to.

Do you only do tax returns?

Returns are a big part of what we do, but most clients come to us for advice: taking money out of a company, selling a property, UK residence, or planning for Inheritance Tax.

I've missed a deadline. Can you still help?

Yes, and sooner is better. Late filing penalties grow over time and interest runs on late payments. We can file late returns, appeal penalties where you have a reasonable excuse, and arrange Time to Pay with HMRC.

Do you work with clients outside London?

We work with clients anywhere in the UK and with non-residents who have UK tax obligations. Because we work online, location makes no difference.

Is my information secure?

Documents are shared through an encrypted upload portal, never by plain email attachment. We only keep what we need and handle your data in line with UK GDPR.

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