
This episode explains the essentials of Making Tax Digital quarterly updates for self-employed individuals and landlords.
Making Tax Digital quarterly updates are about to become a regular part of tax reporting for many self-employed people and landlords. The key is understanding what HMRC expects, what your software sends, and why these updates are not the same as a tax return. About this episode Making Tax Digital, or MTD, has been talked about for years. Now, for many people, the first quarterly update deadline is becoming a practical reality. In this episode, we explain what Making Tax Digital quarterly updates are, what information is sent to HMRC, why the updates are not tax returns, and how the deadlines work. We also cover nil submissions, tax estimates, calendar update periods, standard update periods, and what happens after the fourth quarterly update. This episode is especially useful if you are self-employed, a landlord, or have a mix of business and property income. It also matters if you want to avoid last-minute stress and build better digital record-keeping habits before the first deadline arrives. What you’ll learn in this episode What Making Tax Digital quarterly updates actually are Why quarterly updates are not tax returns What information your software sends to HMRC Why HMRC…
Host: I Hate Numbers
Organizations: HMRC, Making Tax Digital
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