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£30,000+ from 6 Apr 2027

Qualifying income £35,000.00 · as-of 2026-10-13

Qualifying income £35,000 meets £30,000+ from 6 Apr 2027.

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Quarterly calendar (2026/27)

QWindowDueDaysStatus
Q1Q1 (6 Apr–5 Jul) due 7 Aug2026-08-07-67overdue
Q2Q2 (6 Jul–5 Oct) due 7 Nov2026-11-0725upcoming
Q3Q3 (6 Oct–5 Jan) due 7 Feb2027-02-07117upcoming
Q4Q4 (6 Jan–5 Apr) due 7 May2027-05-07206upcoming

Tax / NI sketch

Income Tax£2,086.00
Class 4 NI£0.00
Total liability£2,086.00
POA sketch (each)£1,043.00

rUK 2026/27 illustrative bands. Ignores savings/dividend stacking, Scottish rates, student loans, loss relief, capital allowances detail, and Class 2. Not a Self Assessment substitute.

Penalty exposure

Submission points: 0 → financial £0. Points-based late submission: 4 points triggers £200, then £200 per further missed deadline.

Late payment (0d): penalty £0.00 · interest illus. £0.00 · total extra £0.00

Ordered next steps

  1. Qualifying income £35,000 meets £30,000+ from 6 Apr 2027. Mandation from 2027-04-06 (upcoming).
  2. Next quarterly update deadline on the current tax-year calendar: 2026-11-07 (Q2 (6 Jul–5 Oct) due 7 Nov) — 25 day(s) remaining.
  3. Illustrative liability on entered profits: Income Tax £2,086.00 + Class 4 NI £0.00 = £2,086.00. Sketch payments on account ~£1,043.00 each (31 Jan / 31 Jul).
  4. Before 2027-04-06: pick MTD-compatible software, digitise income/expense records, and decide whether to authorise an agent.
  5. Points-based late submission: 4 points triggers £200, then £200 per further missed deadline.
  6. Pay balancing amounts by 31 January (and keep payments on account on track) to avoid the late-payment ladder and interest.
  7. Read HMRC’s MTD for Income Tax guidance for landlords/sole traders and join the webinars or GOV.UK sign-up path when your cohort opens.
  8. Save this share for your bookkeeper/agent and re-run if turnover crosses the next threshold (£50k → £30k → £20k).

Educational illustration only — not tax or legal advice. Mandation uses gross qualifying income (trading + property). Tax/NI figures are simplified rUK 2026/27 estimates and ignore many reliefs. Confirm deadlines and software obligations on GOV.UK / with a qualified agent.