2026 Autumn Update: UK Tax

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Our third Quarterly UK Tax Update of 2026 features news, legislation, consultations and case decisions from the last three months. This edition also looks at recent changes that we need to be planning for now.

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2026 Autumn Update UK Tax

2026 Autumn Update: UK Tax

€175 +VAT

4 CPD Course

365 days’ access

Use ACPDCOURSE For 33.33% Off Any Course
2026 Autumn Update UK Tax

2026 Autumn Update: UK Tax

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This course will enable you to

  • Account correctly for the Great British Summer Savings scheme support measures
  • Explore measures announced in the Tax Update 2026
  • Explain quarterly updates for MTD for ITSA to affected business and clients
  • Plan for upcoming tax issues and changes as we approach the calendar year-end
  • Discuss recent important tax case decisions and any implications

About the course

Each quarter we bring you the very latest, comprehensive updates on tax. This edition highlights the main tax news from July, August and September, by looking at HMRC publications, announcements and consultations, case decisions and tax legislation.

We look at the economic support measures within the Great British Summer Savings scheme, the package of tax and customs measures announced in Tax Update 2026, and quarterly updates for MTD for ITSA. We also cover developments affecting VAT, business rates and the Capital Goods Scheme, alongside recent tax cases involving online sales, Class 2 NICs, VAT input tax, LLP salaried members, inheritance tax and the Disclosure of Tax Avoidance Schemes rules.

Finally, our experts consider some of the tax issues accountants and their clients should be thinking about or planning for now, including new reporting requirements for directors of close companies, HMRC simple assessments, mandatory payrolling of benefits and HMRC’s increasing use of data. We also look at changes affecting charitable trusts in wills and proposed changes to the taxation of company distributions and repayments of capital.

Contents

Module 1: July – Economic support measures and tax developments

Review July’s tax news, HMRC publications, legislation and consultations, including the economic support measures introduced under the Great British Summer Savings scheme. Explore recent tax cases concerning output VAT on online sales and Class 2 National Insurance contributions for self-employed individuals, alongside key tax dates and deadlines.

Module 2: August – Tax Update 2026 and recent tax cases

Explore August’s tax developments, including the package of tax and customs measures announced in Tax Update 2026. Review HMRC publications, legislative developments and important case decisions concerning alternative evidence for VAT input tax and the salaried members rules for limited liability partnerships (LLPs).

Module 3: September – VAT, business rates and MTD for ITSA

Examine September’s tax developments, including VAT on domestic electricity bills, business rates for pubs, social clubs and live music venues in England, and quarterly reporting requirements under Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self Assessment (MTD for ITSA). Review recent cases involving inheritance tax on investment holdings and Disclosure of Tax Avoidance Schemes (DOTAS) rules.

Module 4: Recent tax changes and upcoming developments

Join our tax experts to explore recent and upcoming changes that accountants and their clients should be planning for. Topics include reporting requirements for directors of close companies, HMRC simple assessments, mandatory payrolling of benefits, HMRC’s increasing use of data, inheritance tax considerations for charitable trusts in wills, and proposed changes to the taxation of company distributions and repayments of capital.

Author

AccountingCPD

This course has been written by the AccountingCPD author team.

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