Key Dates For The UK Tax Year 2019/2020
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Aside from the main end of tax year date of 5th April, there are several other key dates throughout the year that both employed and self-employed workers need to be aware of.
Here we outline the key dates for the forthcoming 2019/2020 tax year.
PAYE KEY TAX DATES:
5 April 2019
End of the last tax year and deadline for claiming your PAYE tax refund for the 2014/15 tax year.
6 April 2019
First day of the new tax year 2019/20.
31 May 2019
Copies of 2018/19 P60 documents issued to employees.
6 July 2019
Copies of 2018/19 P11d documents issued to employees.
Last date for agreeing payment settlement agreements for 2017/18 if applicable.
6 April 2020
End of tax year 2019/20
SELF-ASSESSED KEY TAX DATES:
31 January 2019 (midnight)
Deadline for online self-assessment tax returns for 2017/18 tax year.
Deadline for paying tax bill for tax year ending 5 April 2017/18.
Deadline for 1st payment on account for tax year 2018/19.
5 April 2019
Deadline for claiming tax overpaid for the 2014/15 tax year under self-assessment.
6 April 2019
First day of the new tax year 2019/20.
Time to gather detailed documents for your 2018/19 tax return.
31 July 2019
Deadline for 2nd payment on account for tax year ending 5 April 2019.
5 October 2019
Deadline to register with the HMRC if you became self-employed or started receiving income from property. You should submit a form CWF1 for self-employment or form SA1 for non-self-employed income to HMRC.
31 October 2019 (midnight)
Deadline for paper self-assessment returns for 2018/19 tax year.
30 December 2019
Deadline for online submission of self-assessment tax returns for year ending 5 April 2018 for HMRC to collect employment or pension income tax through PAYE tax codes if less than £3,000 is owed.
31 January 2020 (midnight)
Deadline for online self-assessment tax returns for 2018/19 tax year.
Deadline for paying tax bill for tax year ending 5 April 2018/19.
5 April 2020
End of tax year 2019/20.
Exceptions:
– Submit your online return by 30 December if you want HMRC to automatically collect tax you owe from your wages and pension. You must be eligible.
– HMRC must receive a paper tax return by 31 January if you’re a trustee of a registered pension scheme or a non-resident company. You cannot send a return online.
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Sources: https://www.taxback.com/blog/key-dates-for-uk-tax-year
https://www.gov.uk/self-assessment-tax-returns/deadlines
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