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Nearly 1.8 million taxpayers miss 31 January deadline

09 February 2021
Issue: 4779 / Categories: News

More than 10,743,000 individuals submitted their 2019-20 self-assessment tax returns by the 31 January deadline, considerably fewer than the record 11,122,967 taxpayers who filed o

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Issue: 4779 / Categories: News
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