HMRC updates MTD guidance

After much anticipation from accountancy bodies and businesses, HMRC has finally updated its guidance on Making Tax Digital (MTD), filling in several blanks.

HMRC updated some of its informational pages on GOV.UK in late August, including fresh information on how to meet the
requirements for MTD for income tax self-assessment (ITSA) and how to sign up for the scheme.

The new guidance follows a prolonged silence from HMRC and comes ahead of the commencement for MTD ITSA in April 2024.

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