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Major changes to UK Self-Assessment rules are arriving by 2026 — and if you file tax returns, receive rental income, run a side business, or claim benefits, these updates may directly affect you. In this video, Pro Tax Accountant breaks down what UK individuals must know, how HMRC reporting will evolve in 2025-26, and why keeping ahead of these changes is essential for avoiding penalties, reclaiming refunds, and ensuring your tax code stays correct.

From new reporting thresholds to adjustments linked with digital filings, HMRC is reshaping how taxpayers disclose earnings, business income, crypto gains, savings interest, and benefit adjustments. Pro Tax Accountant explains how these shifts influence payment deadlines, late filing penalties, claim eligibility, and how compliance automation increases the likelihood of error-flagging if figures don’t align with HMRC data sources.

We also highlight how the 2025-26 trend towards income transparency affects landlords, PAYE earners with multiple jobs, and people accessing investment platforms. If you’re unsure whether you still need to file Self-Assessment, this guide provides clarity and explains how HMRC decides who should file. Ultimately, staying informed allows you to protect yourself, budget better, and make sure you don’t pay more tax than required.

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Disclaimer
This video provides general information and should not be regarded as personalised tax, financial or legal advice. Tax outcomes depend on individual circumstances and may change based on future legislation beyond 2025-26. While Pro Tax Accountant endeavours to ensure accuracy, no responsibility is accepted for any loss or action taken based on this content. Always consult a qualified adviser before acting on tax matters or responding to HMRC.

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