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16/06/2026 - HMRC Update
P11D(b) and Paying Class 1A NICs
As the P11D completion deadline approaches, so does that for the P11D(b) for Class 1A National Insurance Contributions (NICs). Importantly, the payment deadline is later and must be accompanied by a reference number.
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12/06/2026 - HMRC Update
MTD Late Filer Awareness Letters
This final round of letters is being sent to customers who either filed their 2024 to 2025 tax return after 31 January or amended a previously filed return, bringing them into scope for Making Tax Digital for Income Tax from April 2026.
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12/06/2026 - AC's Blog
Ami's June Blog
Rainy summer is upon us and June’s already given me lots of excuses to get away from the desk and out celebrating.
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11/06/2026 - Governmental Update
Unpaid Carers Consultation
The UK Government is reviewing employment rights for unpaid carers and whether the current statutory rights in Great Britain remain fit for purpose.
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10/06/2026 - Governmental Update
The Gov.UK AI tool
Welcome to ‘GOV.UK Chat’, the AI-generated search tool housed within the Gov.UK app. This will find the relevant answers to simple questions from the many thousands of Gov.UK guidance pages.
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10/06/2026 - Payroll
Rates and Thresholds for Employers
The Rates and Thresholds for Employers 2026/27 publication from HMRC is a useful publication, updated if necessary through the tax year. It was updated on 01 June 2026 with the revised Advisory Fuel Rates.
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10/06/2026 - HMRC Update
Tax Adviser Registration Manual
HMRC has published its Mandatory Tax Adviser Registration Manual (MTAR), essential reading if you are a tax adviser ‘interacting’ with HMRC and getting paid to do it.
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10/06/2026 - Governmental Update
Zero / Low Hour Worker Consultation
The UK Government has issued a consultation on planned reforms designed to protect zero and low-hour workers. The reforms will apply in Great Britain only.
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