If you’re a sole trader or landlord, the rules around how you report your income tax are changing. From April 2026, Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax will apply to most individuals with business or property income over £50,000. From April 2027, the threshold drops to £30,000.

 

It’s a significant shift – but with the right support, it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. This hub brings together our latest insights, FAQs and practical guidance to help you understand what’s changing, what you’ll need to do, and how Gravita can guide you through the process. Whether you’re looking for clarity, reassurance or next steps, you’ll find it here.

Making Tax Digital fact sheet

Stay ahead of the changes with our Making Tax Digital fact sheet. It breaks down everything you need to know about the upcoming requirements for sole traders and landlords, including key implementation dates, registration requirements, and quarterly submission deadlines. Download our fact sheet to ensure you’re fully prepared for these significant changes to UK tax compliance.

Making Tax Digital resources

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What the 2025 Autumn Budget could mean for Income tax and National Insurance

7th November 2025
Written by: Michaela Lamb
After Rachel Reeves’ speech on 4th November, it will come as no surprise that, we understand, she has spoken to the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) about increasing income tax by 2%, potentially to be...
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Why now could be the moment to review your asset plans before the 2025 Autumn Budget

6th November 2025
Written by: Ian MacGillivray
As usual, the Press and media organisations have been busy speculating about what will be in the Budget which the Chancellor Rachel Reeves will deliver on 26th November 2025. Talk to us This has led...
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What to do if you receive an HMRC letter about crypto tax

5th November 2025
Written by: Dion Laycock
HMRC has started contacting individuals it believes may have under-reported income or gains from crypto transactions. These “one to many” letters, often known as nudge letters, are being sent to taxpayers whose records suggest they...
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