StatusClosed
Opened16 May 2025
Closes16 Nov 2025
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We ask the Government to delay Making Tax Digital for the self-employed until free software is provided, clear public guidance is given, and fair exemptions are in place for those with low income, poor digital access, or limited IT skills.
From 2026, self-employed people must submit quarterly tax returns using commercial software. We think this creates unfair costs and pressure, especially for low earners and those with limited digital access. We think many are unaware of the changes. We think the system is rushed, unclear, and risks harming small businesses.
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1Dr Simon Opher MP
Stroud2Bambos Charalambous MP
Southgate and Wood Green3Sarah Dyke MP
Glastonbury and Somerton4Sir James Cleverly MP
Braintree5Damien Egan MP
Bristol North East6Charlotte Cane MP
Ely and East Cambridgeshire7Nick Timothy MP
West Suffolk8Dan Tomlinson MP
Chipping Barnet9Sarah Sackman MP
Finchley and Golders Green10Catherine West MP
Hornsey and Friern Barnet