Self-employed? Your tax is changing.
Two minutes to find out where you stand with the new tax rules.
HMRC is changing how self-employed people and landlords report their money. Instead of one tax return a year, some people now have to send four short updates as well.
It hasn't started for everyone yet. Answer a few questions and you'll know exactly where you stand.
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How much money came in, in the year up to April 2025?
6 April 2024 to 5 April 2025Everything you invoiced or took in rent. Before you take off fuel, materials, tools, or anything else you spent.
Put a number in. Use 0 if there was nothing.
And in the year up to April 2026?
6 April 2025 to 5 April 2026The year that just finished. A rough figure is fine.
Put a number in. Use 0 if there was nothing.
What do you think this year will come to?
6 April 2026 to 5 April 2027The year you're in now. Your best guess.
Put a number in. Use 0 if there was nothing.
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See how it worksChecked against HMRC's rules on 30 August 2026. These rules change. If it's a lot later than that, double-check on GOV.UK.
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This is a free guide, not tax advice. It only knows what you typed in. If your situation is complicated, talk to an accountant or ring HMRC. We build websites, we are not accountants.
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