With the new year comes the deadline for Self-Assessment Tax Returns, and with new laws in place, will you be liable in 2025?

The star's website Money Saving Expert has warned taxpayers to file their self-assessment tax return or face an £100 fine.

The confetti has settled, the holiday decorations are packed away, and a less festive but essential task awaits—filing your Self-Assessment Tax Return. With new laws in effect, many may be navigating ...

Time is running out to file online self-assessment tax returns or pay the tax due. The deadline is fast approaching and ...

HMRC have issued a penalty warning to some 5.4 million taxpayers who have not returned their self-assessment form ahead of ...

For those unable to meet the tax return deadline, HMRC promises to treat those with reasonable excuses fairly if they inform ...

If you think tax returns are just for the self-employed, think again. Anyone with untaxed income from 2023-24 may need to ...

Nearly 25,000 people filed tax returns on first day of 2025 - Some 5.4 million people still need to file returns before the ...

Avoid a £100 penalty by completing your self-assessment tax return before the deadline. Don't risk fines for late filing.

HMRC is reminding the 5.4 millon Self Assessment taxpayers who have not yet filed a return for the 2023-24 tax year to do so before the 31st January 2025.

Thousands of taxpayers have already done so by completing their tax returns before the fizz was barely flat on New Year’s Day ...

It’s also a key time for getting your finances in order and filling out the dreaded self assessment tax return. The deadline to send tax returns for the year April 2023 to April 2024 is fast ...