Check if Making Tax Digital for Income Tax has been added to your HMRC online account
HMRC guidance and regulation published "Check if Making Tax Digital for Income Tax has been added to your HMRC online account" on 16 October 2026. Here is what it is and where to read it.
Last checked 16/10/2026.
Source: HMRC guidance and regulation
HMRC guidance and regulation published this on 16 October 2026. The headline it went out under was "Check if Making Tax Digital for Income Tax has been added to your HMRC online account".
Tax rules decide what you owe and when, so a change here can move both your bill and your deadlines.
We have linked the original rather than reproducing it. It is the only version that is authoritative, and on anything to do with tax the wording matters. If it turns out to change something drivers need explained properly, it will get a full guide of its own here.
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