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Other tax payments you may need to make to HMRC.

Keep up to date with tax news and communications from HMRC.

Different rates and categories of National Insurance including self-employed National Insurance rates.

How to pay Money Laundering Regulation fees.

Guidance to help you understand the new way of reporting income and expenses if you're a sole trader or landlord.

Paying PAYE tax including National Insurance, Settlement Agreement, late penalty and CIS.

How to register with HM Revenue & Customs for Self Assessment.

How to complete and submit your Self Assessment tax return online.

How to view your online tax calculation for Self Assessment.

How to pay your Self Assessment tax bill.

Watch this video to find out more about how to appeal against a Self Assessment late filing penalty.

How to budget and prepare for your Self Assessment tax bill.

Expenses you can claim if you’re self-employed and listing these in your tax return.

You must arrange to pay your tax bill with HM Revenue and Customs if you either miss a payment or know you cannot pay on time.

Step-by-step video guide to stopping your Self Assessment online if you're self-employed.

Record-keeping tips to help you pay the tax you owe and keep an eye on financial activities.

Good record-keeping habits and the "four S" approach of system, separate, security, storage.

Reasons for keeping computer-based financial records and how to choose bookkeeping and accounting software packages.

The value of maintaining a wages book and how to manage it if you employ staff.

What to record in a purchase ledger to keep track of how much money you owe.

The basics of using a sales ledger to monitor the money coming into your business.

Recording money that comes in and goes out of your business, known as your cashflow.

The legal requirements for a business record-keeping system.

What you need to record and for how long, with step-by-step guidance on setting up your own system.

An overview of the different groups and organisations that need to know about your new business entity.