Short intro for the News index: Making Tax Digital for Income Tax went live on 6 April 2026, and it changes the way many self-employed people and landlords keep their records and report to HMRC. If you’re in the first wave, your very first quarterly update is due on 7 August 2026. Here’s a plain-English guide to who’s affected, what you now have to do, and how we can take the work off your hands.

From 18 November 2025, Companies House has introduced a major new legal requirement for all company directors and Persons with Significant Control (PSCs):

Making Tax Digital for Income Tax will require self-employed individuals and landlords with property rental income to keep digital records and send simple quarterly updates to HMRC using compatible software.

Here is our breakdown of the recent Autumn Budget 2024

Here is our overview of the recent Spring Budget 2024 with changes coming into effect from 1st April 2024.

Commencing a new business venture is an exhilarating endeavour. Nevertheless, there are numerous practical decisions to be made prior to launching your new business. Setting up your business correctly from the outset is imperative, as it can help circumvent many potential pitfalls down the road. Therefore, having a clear and realistic vision of your business’s trajectory is a prudent move.

In recent months, we have seen a big shake up with R&D tax credits in the UK. A number of Landi Accounting clients heavily rely on the cash benefit provided by R&D, enabling further product development and continued operational success within their industry. Within this blog post, we outline some key considerations that will impact your R&D tax credit claim.