Your Income Tax home
Where you stand on Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax Self Assessment (ITSA), from your own records — nothing invented, nothing assumed.
Education, not advice. The number that counts is the one HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) calculates. We are working towards HMRC recognition; this tool cannot file to live HMRC. Only the clearly labelled practice flow can send figures to HMRC's sandbox.
What this means
TaxSorted can add the records you include exactly, but it cannot see your full situation, so those totals may be incomplete. Any tax estimate is only as good as the facts supplied. A sandbox receipt is practice evidence, not a production filing or a paid tax bill.
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Penalty position
No penalty points for late quarterly updates in 2026-27: HMRC says there are no penalties for missing a 2026-27 quarterly-update deadline. Every update must still be sent before the tax return can be submitted. Late payment penalties still apply under their own timing rules, and the tax-return deadline is separate.
Am I in?
We don't store a verdict here — a 60-second check against your gross income tells you whether, and from when, MTD for Income Tax applies to you.
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Not a bill — HMRC's own calculation is the number that counts.
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Your voice
Who to contact, and how tax law actually gets made — every link below reads from our verified civic corpus.
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Have your say on tax policy
Chair, Treasury Committee
Chairs the Commons committee appointed to examine the expenditure, administration and policy of HM Treasury, HMRC and associated public bodies — it does not look at individual cases or complaints.
Dame Meg Hillier MP — as of 2026-07-06
Official pageChancellor of the Exchequer
The government's chief financial minister: sets fiscal policy, including presenting the annual Budget.
Rt Hon Rachel Reeves MP — as of 2026-07-06
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Understand the system
- How tax law is made
The real pipeline from Budget speech to Finance Act, cited to source.
- Who runs your taxes
Who's actually in charge of HMRC and the tax rules — plus the real complaints ladder.
- Your levers on tax policy
The real, official channels for changing a tax rule — with honest odds attached.
- Receipts: when pressure worked
Four verified times citizen and institutional pressure actually changed a tax rule.
Run a VAT-registered business too?
VAT has its own home page — its own businesses, HMRC connection and receipts, kept separate from Income Tax.
Open your VAT home