Accountant Asta Valantinaite, AV Accountancy Ltd

09/10/2026

📢 Antrasis MTD ketvirtis jau baigėsi!

Dirbate savarankiškai (Self-Employed) ar gaunate pajamų iš nekilnojamojo turto nuomos JK? 🇬🇧

📅 Liepos–rugsėjo mėnesių MTD ataskaitų pateikimo terminas 2026 m. lapkričio 7 d.

Nuo 2026 m. balandžio MTD reikalavimai taikomi asmenims, kurių atitinkamos metinės pajamos viršija £50 000.

💼 Ieškote patikimo buhalterio?

AV Accountancy Ltd pasirūpins jūsų buhalterine apskaita, MTD ketvirtinėmis ataskaitomis ir metinėmis pajamų deklaracijomis.

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💬 Parašykite mums – mielai padėsime!

08/10/2026

❗️❗️The second MTD Income Tax quarter has ended!❗️❗️

📅 Reporting period: 1 July – 30 September 2026
🚨 HMRC deadline: 7 November 2026

Are you self-employed or a landlord and need help with Making Tax Digital?

From April 2026, MTD for Income Tax applies to eligible taxpayers with qualifying income over £50,000.

At AV Accountancy Ltd, we can help with:

✅ MTD registration and setup
✅ Quarterly HMRC submissions
✅ Bookkeeping and digital records
✅ Self Assessment tax returns
✅ Ongoing tax and accounting support

💼 Looking for a reliable accountant to take care of your MTD requirements?

📩 Contact us today for a friendly consultation!

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02/09/2026

26/06/2026

📢📢 Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax – Important Update

From 6 April 2026, Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax Self Assessment becomes mandatory for self-employed individuals and landlords with **qualifying income over £50,000

✅ Who will need to comply?

• Self-employed individuals
• Landlords
• Combined qualifying income over £50,000

📌 What will change?

✔ Keep digital business records
✔ Use HMRC-compatible software
✔ Submit quarterly updates to HMRC
✔ Submit a Final Declaration after the end of the tax year

📅 Quarterly submission deadlines

Quarter 1
🗓 6 April – 5 July
Submit by 7 August. Quarter 2 🗓 6 July – 5 October
Submit by 7 November

Quarter 3
🗓 6 October – 5 January
Submit by 7 February

Quarter 4
🗓 6 January – 5 April
Submit by 7 May

📈 Future changes

➡ From 6 April 2027– applies to qualifying income over £30,000
➡ From 6 April 2028– applies to qualifying income over £20,000

Don’t leav’ it until the last minute! Preparing early will make the transition much easier.

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We’re here to help you get ready for Making Tax Digital and ensure you stay compliant with HMRC.

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05/04/2026

Wishing all our clients a Happy Easter filled with peace, renewal, and well balanced spreadsheets 🌿 🐣
Warmest regards,
AV Accountancy Team

16/03/2026

Looking for expert support with your finances or business? 💼

Check out the AV Accountancy page (https://avaccountancy.com/) to explore a range of professional services tailored to your needs. Whether it’s tax, bookkeeping, or business advice — we are here to help you!

🗨️ Would like to get more information? Please contact us:
📞 +44 783 349 8019
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10/03/2026

Did you know? 👀
From 2026–2027,
if you are self-employed and your annual income exceeds £50,000,
👉 you will be required to submit quarterly reports to HMRC.
It doesn’t stop there 👇
From 2027–2028, the threshold will be reduced to £30,000.
💡 Important: this is based on gross income, not profit.
How can you prepare?
✔️ Keep clean and up-to-date records
✔️ Track your income regularly
✔️ Move to digital accounting early
👉 Not sure if this applies to you?
Send a DM and I’ll help you understand what’s coming

19/01/2026

Ar žinojote? 👀
Nuo 2026–2027 m.,
jeigu esate self-employed ir jūsų metinės pajamos viršija £50,000,
👉 privalėsite teikti ketvirtines deklaracijas HMRC.
Dar daugiau – nuo 2027–2028 m. ši riba sumažės iki £30,000.
⚠️ Svarbu: skaičiuojamos pajamos (gross income), o ne pelnas.
Jeigu nesate tikri, ar šie pokyčiai palies jus – parašykite DM 💬

15/01/2026

🚨 January 31 Self Assessment Deadline 🚨
If you’re required to file a UK Self Assessment tax return, 31 January is an important date you shouldn’t ignore.
Here are a few key points to remember 👇
✔️ Tax return submission deadline for the previous tax year
✔️ Balancing payment due (any tax owed must be paid by this date)
✔️ First payment on account may also be due
✔️ Late filing can result in automatic penalties, even if no tax is owed
❗ Common reasons people miss the deadline:
– Waiting until the last minute
– Missing documents
– Assuming “nothing has changed”
– Thinking HMRC will remind them
📌 Even if:
– your income was lower
– you moved abroad
– you had losses
– or you’re no longer trading
👉 you may still need to file.
If you’re unsure whether you need to submit, or want help preparing your return, it’s better to check before penalties apply.
⏳ Don’t leave it until January 31.