HMRC warns 1.1m self-employed of tax digital change in 2027

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 6 Oct, 11:42 · Archive

HMRC has warned 1.1 million self-employed people to prepare for Making Tax Digital, which becomes mandatory from April 2027 for those with self-employed turnover above £30,000. The announcement gives those affected roughly two years to adapt their tax filing processes and systems.

The change represents a significant shift in how self-employed individuals will be required to submit their tax information to HMRC. Those currently below the £30,000 threshold will not be affected by the mandatory requirement.

How it is being reported

• HMRC warning to 1.1m people earning £30,000 as major tax change is just months awayOxfordshire Guardian · 6 Oct, 11:05
• HMRC warning to 1.1m people earning £30,000 as major tax change is just months awayOxford Mail · 6 Oct, 11:05

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