Next deadline · 7 Nov
Every MTD deadline, on one page.
Quarterly updates are due on the 7th of August, November, February and May. Your tax return is still due by 31 January. Here's each tax year from the start of MTD.
The 2026–27 tax year, on one wall
Calendar quarters · tax return due 31 January 2028
Calendar: 1 April to 30 June, and so on. You choose this in your software.
2026–27 tax year
MTD starts for: Over £50,000 (based on 2024–25)Update 1
7 August 2026
Adds 1 April to 30 June
PassedUpdate 2
7 November 2026
Adds 1 July to 30 September
No penalty pointsUpdate 3
7 February 2027
Adds 1 October to 31 December
No penalty pointsUpdate 4
7 May 2027
Adds 1 January to 31 March
No penalty pointsTax return
31 January 2028
Finalise 2026–27
Each update covers the tax year so far. Download 2026–27 onwards to your calendar (.ics)
2027–28 tax year
MTD starts for: Over £30,000 (based on 2025–26)Update 1
7 August 2027
Adds 1 April to 30 June
Update 2
7 November 2027
Adds 1 July to 30 September
Update 3
7 February 2028
Adds 1 October to 31 December
Update 4
7 May 2028
Adds 1 January to 31 March
Tax return
31 January 2029
Finalise 2027–28
Each update covers the tax year so far. Download 2027–28 onwards to your calendar (.ics)
2028–29 tax year
MTD starts for: Over £20,000 (based on 2026–27)Update 1
7 August 2028
Adds 1 April to 30 June
Update 2
7 November 2028
Adds 1 July to 30 September
Update 3
7 February 2029
Adds 1 October to 31 December
Update 4
7 May 2029
Adds 1 January to 31 March
Tax return
31 January 2030
Finalise 2028–29
Each update covers the tax year so far. Download 2028–29 onwards to your calendar (.ics)
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No penalty points for late quarterly updates in 2026–27. A late tax return earns a point from the start, including the 2026–27 return due 31 January 2028. From 2027–28 every missed quarterly update earns a point too; at 4 points there's a £200 penalty, and another £200 for each further miss. How points work.