Sample article · 26 October 2026
Illustrative general information. Ask a qualified adviser about your circumstances.
Start with your own timetable
Your deadlines depend on your business and circumstances. Keep a list of the dates confirmed by your accountant and the relevant official notices. This sample article does not give personal tax advice.
Keep the records together
Choose one place for invoices, receipts and statements. A regular check is easier than reconstructing a year at once. Keep personal and business records clearly separated.
Leave time for questions
Set an earlier date to provide your records, then leave room for checks and approval. If information is missing, tell your accountant early.
Talk before circumstances change
A new source of income, a property purchase or a change to the business can affect what needs reporting. Ask what records to keep before the next year-end.