The end of January is upon us and with it comes a deadline many must take action before: filing a self-assessment tax return. It’s not always a job looked forward to, but it is an important one and ...

You might think self-assessment tax returns are only for the self-employed, landlords and high-net-worth individuals, but more people than ever have had to complete one in recent years. Fiscal drag is ...

There are just days left to file a paper self-assessment tax return. Very few taxpayers use the paper route, with HMRC figures showing just under 3% were filed by 31 October last year. Don't miss the ...

Millions of people are due to file a self-assessment tax return by the end of January. The deadline to file your return and pay any tax due is 31 January, or you could face a fine starting from £100.

Forget Halloween or the clocks going back, October is an important month when it comes to taxes. There are two key tax dates during October, affecting new landlords or self-employed people and also ...

More than 12 million people must file a self-assessment tax return every year. This includes self-employed workers, buy-to-let landlords, investors that need to pay tax on income or profits, and those ...