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HMRC reminds self-employed of imminent deadline - IAB | International Association of Bookkeepers +44 (0)1732 897750 Blog Contact Us Log In 0 was successfully widow to your cart. Bookkeeping Qualifications Payroll Qualifications Finance Qualifications Join the IAB Bookkeepingas aMerchantryFind a Bookkeeper Buy Study Books Find a Centre | Bookkeeping Qualifications Payroll Qualifications Finance Qualifications Join the IAB Bookkeepingas aMerchantryFind a Bookkeeper Buy Study Books Find a Centre | HMRC reminds self-employed of imminent deadline HomeLatest News HMRC Tax HMRC reminds self-employed of imminent deadline October 1st, 2018 By Kelly Orford No comments yet Self-employed people who are preparing to submit a Self Assessment return for the first time must register by Friday 5 October, HMRC is warning. This ways they can then well-constructed their return by 31 January 2019. If taxpayers aren’t sure if they need to do a Self Assessment return they should go to the Self Assessment page on GOV.UK. HMRC is providing online webchats, live webinars, YouTube videos and social media support for taxpayers, which can be accessed at any time, and on any device, to help them fill in and file their returns. People need to well-constructed a tax return for 2017 to 2018 if they: earned increasingly than £2,500 from renting out property. or their partner received Child Benefit and either of them had an yearly income of increasingly than £50,000. received increasingly than £2,500 in other untaxed income, for example from tips or commission. are self employed sole traders. are limited visitor directors. are shareholders. are employees ultimatum expenses in glut of £2,500. have an yearly income over £100,000. Angela MacDonald, Director General of Customer Services at HMRC, said: “January may seem a long time away, but if you’ve not washed-up Self Assessment surpassing and you’re now required to, you need to register. “We know that some customers don’t unchangingly realise they need to do Self Assessment, like those who earn increasingly than £50,000 and receive Child Benefit. It’s really easy to do and doesn’t take long. 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