Breaking News: HMRC

January 25, 2021
Posted by: Hansen Sweeney
Categories: News, Tax

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HMRC will not levy a late fine on those who file their tax return by 28 February 2021. See below for more details:

Changes to late filing penalty for 2019-20 Self Assessment returns (govdelivery.com)

HMRC Self Assessment

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