Making Tax Digital (MTD): What small businesses need to know for 2026

From April 2026, Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax Self Assessment (ITSA) will bring significant changes to how self-employed individuals manage and report their finances.

But what exactly is changing, who will be affected and how can small businesses prepare now to make the transition smooth and stress-free?

Join us for an informative 45 minute webinar, including a Q&A, where we'll break down the upcoming MTD requirements and answer any of your questions on the topic.

What we'll cover

• What Making Tax Digital means for Self Assessment

• Key deadlines and who the 2026 rollout will apply to

• How to keep digital records and submit quarterly updates to HMRC

• Recommended software and accounting tools that meet MTD requirements

• Practical steps to get ready now and avoid last-minute disruption

• Common challenges and how to overcome them

Whether you're a sole trader, a landlord or a small business owner managing a number of income streams, this session will help you understand what's changing and give you the confidence to stay compliant.

Who should attend?

This session is ideal for:

• sole traders and landlords who file Self Assessment tax returns

• small business owners preparing for MTD for Income Tax

• accountants, bookkeepers and finance managers supporting SME clients

• anyone wanting to understand how digital record-keeping and tax software can simplify compliance

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How to join the online webinar

When you register for the webinar, you'll receive an automatic email, including the Zoom link to access the event. The event will begin at the time and date stated in the registration information. If you don't receive the link within two hours of signing up via Eventbrite, please let us know by emailing events@enterprisenation.com. (Note: It may be in your junk folder.)

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