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Physiotherapists, chiropodists and other health professionals have only a few days left to tell HMRC about income they have kept secret.

They must reveal details of unpaid tax by 6 April and settle their debts with the taxman, or face the possibility of criminal investigation.

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Charities and not-for-profit sector in focus No leeway on due dates for submission of VAT returns Falling fuel duty receipts and rising costs Paying SDLT is an interaction for registration regime MTD update: 14 May 2026

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