Revealed: how many people did their tax return at Christmas
A record number of people spent their Christmas day filing their tax return this year, new data from Hm Revenue and Customs (HMRC) shows.
2017-18 tax return deadline: top tips for filing by midnight
Tax returns for the 2017-18 tax year are due at midnight on 31 January 2019. If you're only just getting started, use our tips to meet the deadline.
12 things to know about your self-employed tax return for 2017-18
With less than a week to go until the 31 January deadline, freelancers and self-employed workers across the country will be scrambling to complete their submissions. So, are you up...
One week to tax deadline: 3.5 million tax returns still outstanding
More than 3.5 million people have just one week to file their self-assessment tax return. Which? explains what you need to do to meet the deadline.
One in six overpay HMRC due to tax return errors
Errors on tax returns can cause you to overpay your tax bill. Which? explains the most common reason for mistakes and how you can fix them.
5.5 million yet to file their tax returns with three weeks until the deadline
With just over three weeks before the self-assessment deadline, 48% of returns are still outstanding. Which? shares the top tips for filing on time.
Revealed: 11,000 people file their tax returns at Christmas
New figures from HMRC reveals how many people filed their tax return on Christmas day, and Which? helps you speed up the self-assessment process.
Could filing your tax return early help you get a mortgage?
Self-employed people will need to show proof of earnings when applying for a mortgage - but it may be impossible to do this until you file your tax return.
Time running out to report untaxed income for 2017-18 to HMRC
You have one day left to tell HMRC about any income you've earned from the past year that might be taxable. Find out what you need to report and how self-assessment works.
One week to pay your next tax bill for 2017-18
If you complete a self-assessment tax return, you'll need to pay an installment on your next tax bill by 31 July. Which? explains payment on account.