Tax calendar

Every date that costs you money if you miss it

Pick a country and see when its tax year starts, what has to be filed, and what has to be paid. Each date links to the official page that publishes it.

A desk calendar with a few dates circled, a pen and stacks of coins

Tax year runs

6 April to 5 April the following year

2025/26

Next date

5 October 2026

Register for Self Assessment, in 23 days

Dates we watch

10

Recurring dates for this country

HMRC deadlines do not move for weekends. If the last day is a Sunday, the money still has to clear by then.

Coming up next

Soonest first, counting from today.

  • Register for Self Assessment

    5 October 2026 · in 23 days

    Tell HMRC you need to file for the tax year that ended in April.

    Who: New sole traders, landlords and anyone with untaxed income

    GOV.UK
  • Paper return deadline

    31 October 2026 · in 49 days

    Last day for a paper Self Assessment return.

    Who: Paper filers · Form SA100

    GOV.UK
  • Ask to pay through your tax code

    30 December 2026 · in 109 days

    File online by now if you want up to 3,000 of tax collected through your PAYE code instead of in one lump.

    Who: Employees who also file a return

    GOV.UK
  • Online return and balancing payment

    31 January 2027 · in 141 days

    File online and pay the balance for the tax year that ended in April, plus your first payment on account.

    Who: Everyone in Self Assessment · Form SA100

    GOV.UK
  • Late payment penalty bites

    1 March 2027 · in 170 days

    A 5 percent surcharge on tax still unpaid from 31 January.

    Who: Anyone who has not paid

    GOV.UK

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The whole year, month by month

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January

  • 31 January

    Online return and balancing payment

    File something

February

Nothing due. A good month to get organised.

March

  • 1 March

    Late payment penalty bites

    Pay something

April

  • 5 April

    Tax year ends

    Year ends

  • 6 April

    New tax year starts

    Year starts

May

  • 31 May

    P60 in your hands

    Payroll paper

June

Nothing due. A good month to get organised.

July

  • 6 July

    P11D deadline

    Payroll paper

  • 31 July

    Second payment on account

    Pay something

August

Nothing due. A good month to get organised.

September

Nothing due. A good month to get organised.

October

  • 5 October

    Register for Self Assessment

    File something

  • 31 October

    Paper return deadline

    File something

November

Nothing due. A good month to get organised.

December

  • 30 December

    Ask to pay through your tax code

    File something

Dates we are watching for changes

Budgets and rate announcements. When one of these comes round, we check the official page and update the figures your plan uses.

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