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The April 2026 Tax E-News outlines significant legislative updates and digital transitions occurring within the UK tax system for the 2026/27 financial year.
A primary focus is the launch of Making Tax Digital for income tax, which mandates quarterly electronic reporting for landlords and self-employed individuals exceeding specific income thresholds.
Also highlights increased tax rates for dividends and capital gains, alongside stricter penalty regimes for late corporation tax filings. Furthermore, it details HMRC's intensified scrutiny of close companies, including new consultation proposals and expanded data collection on director transactions.
Finally, the newsletter addresses a notable legal ruling regarding reduced VAT rates for public electric vehicle charging and provides a compliance calendar for upcoming deadlines
Simply Accounts & Tax
E: [email protected]
W: www.simplyaccountsandtax.com
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By Simon SturmanThe April 2026 Tax E-News outlines significant legislative updates and digital transitions occurring within the UK tax system for the 2026/27 financial year.
A primary focus is the launch of Making Tax Digital for income tax, which mandates quarterly electronic reporting for landlords and self-employed individuals exceeding specific income thresholds.
Also highlights increased tax rates for dividends and capital gains, alongside stricter penalty regimes for late corporation tax filings. Furthermore, it details HMRC's intensified scrutiny of close companies, including new consultation proposals and expanded data collection on director transactions.
Finally, the newsletter addresses a notable legal ruling regarding reduced VAT rates for public electric vehicle charging and provides a compliance calendar for upcoming deadlines
Simply Accounts & Tax
E: [email protected]
W: www.simplyaccountsandtax.com
YouTube