SelfSubmit is designed to help you stay compliant with HMRC Making Tax Digital requirements. You remain responsible for ensuring the information you submit is accurate.

Making Tax Digital

MTD categories & HMRC guides

Pick a topic below for step-by-step guidance aligned with GOV.UK — income tax, VAT, deadlines, and more.

1. MTD for Income Tax

2. MTD for VAT

3. MTD Deadlines

4. Business Types

5. Record Keeping

6. Self-Employed MTD

7. Landlord MTD

8. HMRC Approved Software

9. MTD Exemptions

10. Penalties & Fines

11. Quarterly Updates

12. Final Declaration

13. Income Sources

14. Allowable Expenses

15. Digital Records

16. MTD Sign Up

17. HMRC Online Services

18. Tax Calculations

19. Agent Services

20. Help & Support

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Latest MTD insights

Practical guides and HMRC-aligned updates to help you stay on top of Making Tax Digital.

MTD guides

Getting started with MTD for Income Tax

HMRC requires digital records, quarterly updates during the tax year, and a final declaration. From April 2026, many self-employed people and landlords with qualifying income over £50,000 must follow MTD ITSA.

Important dates

Key MTD deadlines for 2026

Quarterly update deadlines depend on your accounting period. You must still meet Self Assessment payment dates (31 January and 31 July where applicable) and file your final declaration on time.

Easy submission

Your quarterly update checklist

Before each HMRC deadline: confirm your digital records are complete, summarise income and allowable expenses, and submit through MTD-compatible software. Quarterly updates are not your tax bill.

Get MTD ready today

HMRC requires eligible self-employed people and landlords to keep digital records and report through compatible software. SelfSubmit helps you organise income and expenses — always confirm your obligations on GOV.UK.