Deadline for filing Self Assessment and Capital Gains Tax

The "Second Payment on Account due" refers to the deadline for making the second instalment of payment towards your tax liability in the United Kingdom. Payments on Account are advance payments made towards the upcoming tax year based on the previous year's tax liability. The second payment on account is typically due after the tax year has ended, and it is designed to help taxpayers spread their tax payments throughout the year. The specific deadline for the second payment on account is usually on or before the 31st of July each year. It is important to ensure that the payment is made by this deadline to avoid any potential late payment penalties or interest charges. However, it's worth noting that the deadline may vary depending on individual circumstances, so it's advisable to refer to the latest HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) guidelines or official resources to determine the exact due date for a particular tax year.

The "Deadline for submitting P46 for employees whose car/fuel benefits changed during the quarter to 5th April" refers to the final date by which employers in the United Kingdom must submit the P46 form for employees whose car or fuel benefits have changed during the specified quarter leading up to the 5th of April. The P46 form is used to report changes in employee benefits and to ensure accurate tax calculations. Employers are required to submit this form to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) to update the employee's tax records accordingly. Meeting this deadline is important to comply with HMRC regulations and avoid potential penalties or incorrect tax calculations.

The "Deadline for forms P60 to be issued to employees" is the final date by which employers must provide P60 forms to their employees in the United Kingdom. The P60 form is a summary document that outlines an employee's total income and tax deductions for a specific tax year. The deadline for issuing P60 forms is typically on or before the 31st of May following the end of the tax year (5th April). It is important for employers to meet this deadline to comply with HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) regulations and ensure that employees receive the necessary information for their own tax obligations.

Copies of 2023/24 P60 documents must be issued to employees