Emma rawson takes a closer look at the practicalities. Now hmrc has changed its stance and its guidance Each new tax year, we get a new set of self assessment returns, with the sa100 for individuals and sa900 for trusts and estates getting a makeover to reflect changes to legislation.
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In may’s agent update, hmrc reported that the self assessment threshold for taxpayers taxed through paye will be rising from £100,000 to £150,000 from tax year 2023/24
The self assessment threshold for paye taxpayers for 2022 to 2023 remains unchanged at £100,000 and taxpayers will receive the usual notice to file a tax return.
What do taxpayers need to do The requirements centre on three core responsibilities The hmrc guidance is quite clear they say the following if businesses wish to use traditional accruals accounting, or they are excluded from using the cash basis, they will need to opt out of the cash basis when submitting their 2024 to 2025 self assessment, and subsequent years, tax return For years we have been irritated by hmrc insisting that all directors must register for self assessment, even if they have no tax to pay
