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99 articles on MTD
MTD for Contractors: CIS and Quarterly Updates
Construction workers under CIS face unique MTD challenges. Here is how to handle CIS deductions alongside quarterly updates.
MTD for Etsy and eBay Sellers
Selling on Etsy or eBay can trigger MTD obligations. Here is when online sellers need to comply and how to manage digital records.
MTD for Freelancers: What You Need to Know
Freelancers face unique MTD challenges with variable income and multiple clients. Here is how to stay compliant without adding hours to your workload.
MTD for Landlords: Everything You Need to Know for 2026
Landlords with property income over £50,000 must comply with MTD from April 2026. This guide covers what landlords need to do differently and how to prepare.
MTD for Market Traders and Cash Businesses
If you run a market stall or cash-heavy business, MTD still applies. Here is how to manage digital records when most of your trade is in cash.
MTD for Musicians and Performers
Musicians, actors, and performers have unique income patterns. Here is how MTD works when your income is irregular and comes from multiple sources.
MTD for Side Hustles: Does It Apply to You
If you have a side hustle alongside your main job, MTD might apply. Here is how to work out if your side income triggers obligations.
MTD for Small Landlords: Under and Over the Threshold
Whether you have one buy-to-let or a small portfolio, here is how MTD affects landlords at different income levels.
MTD for Uber and Deliveroo Drivers
Gig economy drivers using Uber, Deliveroo, or similar platforms may need to comply with MTD. Here is what you need to know.
Can You Do MTD Through the HMRC App?
The HMRC app is useful for many things, but can you use it for MTD quarterly submissions? Here is the answer.
MTD and Your HMRC Online Account
How your HMRC online account works alongside MTD software and what you can see in your Government Gateway portal.
MTD ITSA Explained: What Sole Traders Earning Over £50,000 Must Do Before April 2026
If your self-employment income exceeds £50,000, you must comply with MTD for Income Tax from April 2026. Here is exactly what you need to do to be ready.
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