If you are a sole trader and your turnover went past fifty thousand pounds, the way you report tax changed on 6 April 2026. Not the amount you pay. The way you report it. HMRC reckons more than 860,000 sole traders and landlords are in this first wave. A fair number of them are still filing as though nothing happened, because the change is easy to miss when nobody sends you a letter. Here is the part that catches most people out, so it is going first. The threshold is turnove

Two different rules land on the same invoice, they were introduced fifteen years apart, and they do not behave the same way. One changes who accounts for the VAT. The other takes a slice from the payment and sends it to HMRC. Neither is complicated on its own. Together they cause more head-scratching than almost anything else in a subcontractor’s paperwork. Here is what should be on the invoice, and why. CIS first, because it is the older of the two Under the Construction Ind

Amendment 4 brings major changes to battery storage, PoE, certification and more. Find out what they mean for your work and what to update before October.