HMRC is changing how employers report and tax Benefits in Kind (BiKs). From 6 April 2027, mandatory payrolling will replace the traditional reporting process for many employee benefits, requiring employers to report taxable benefits through payroll in real time instead of relying primarily on annual P11D forms. Although the implementation date has been delayed giving businesses more […]
Picture a self-employed electrician named Daniel who also rents a one-bed flat in Leeds. His combined turnover from the two pushed him just over £50,000 last year, so from 6 April 2026 he became one of the first people in the country required to file under Making Tax Digital for Income Tax. Walking through what happens to someone like Daniel,
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