Second MTD Quarterly Update (Q2): How Cumulative Updates Work
Your second MTD quarterly update (Q2) is due 7 November 2026. See how cumulative year-to-date updates work, what to submit, and how to fix Q1 mistakes.
Payments & Deadlines guides for self-employed.
Your second MTD quarterly update (Q2) is due 7 November 2026. See how cumulative year-to-date updates work, what to submit, and how to fix Q1 mistakes.
Your first MTD quarterly update covers 6 Apr–5 Jul 2026 (due 7 Aug). Q2 (6 Jul–5 Oct) is now due 7 Nov 2026. See who needs to submit and what to send.
Tax bill lower than last year? Apply to reduce your Self Assessment payments on account using SA303 — eligibility, the online process, deadlines, and risks.
HMRC tax changes from April 2026 for self-employed and landlords: MTD for Income Tax is live, dividend rates up 2%, BADR now 18%. See what applies to you.
Self-employed tax year-end checklist for 2026/27: use your pension, ISA and CGT allowances before 5 April 2027, then file your 2025/26 return by 31 Jan 2027.
Set up a budget for your HMRC tax bill with the 25-30% savings rule, HMRC Budget Payment Plans, and a dedicated tax account. Avoid the January surprise.
Making Tax Digital for the self-employed starts April 2026 for income over £50,000. See MTD thresholds, quarterly deadlines, software and sign-up steps.
Payments on account are advance Self Assessment payments due 31 January and 31 July. See who pays, how to calculate them, and why your first bill can be 150%.
Missed the Self Assessment deadline? See the exact HMRC late filing penalties, interest charges and the steps to take now to limit the damage and appeal.
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