Earn over £50,000 as a sole trader or landlord, and not yet signed up for Making Tax Digital (MTD)?

Making Tax Digital (MTD), described as the biggest reform of the UK tax regime in a generation, has flopped.

Did you file in time? Did you make the first Making Tax Digital (MTD) deadline?

Don't forget that one week tomorrow is the first major Making Tax Digital deadline (MTD).

Landlords face losing £1.5 billion in business revenue in the first year of Making Tax Digital (MTD).

More UK businesses are to be selected for VAT compliance checks over the next two years. HMRC is issuing letters to an increasing number of businesses telling them it's likely they will be reviewed.

Of the 864,000 qualifying taxpayers who are required to comply with the new Making Tax Digital (MTD) rules, over half-a-million have yet to sign up.

A top tax expert has sounded an urgent warning about AI and HMRC.

When it comes to filing your accounts to both the HMRC and Companies House, things have changed.

A letter in The Guardian has highlighted the sense of doom and despondency coming from the UK small business sector.

Life just got a lot harder for small companies and micro-entities reporting their figures

Worried digital artisans, fretting about the implications of Make Tax Digital, were less than impressed with HMRC's mega deal with British data/AI outfit Quantexa announced today.

The UK gov is gearing up for a tax crackdown as British AI firm Quantexa is selected by HMRC for landmark £175m deal.

HMRC´s attempt to woo digital artisans with its new Make Tax Digital (MTD) initiative has failed miserably.

Digital artisans earning over £50,000 have been issued a warning by the UK tax authority, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC).