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HMRC is expecting to lay the Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self Assessment Regulations before Parliament in February 2021. This will give effect to the April 2023 start date for MTD for ITSA, as well as confirming many of the requirements (some of the detail will be in tertiary legislation which will follow later).

HMRC is expanding the MTD for ITSA pilot from April 2021. Much of the functionality required to allow more taxpayers to join the pilot was released in December 2020 for software developers to incorporate into their products.

Anita Monteith and Caroline Miskin will discuss where we are on MTD for ITSA and the steps that agents and businesses should consider at this stage.

Speakers

Anita Monteith is ICAEW’s Tax Technical lead and senior policy adviser and has a particular interest in tax matters affecting SMEs. She is closely involved with online filing developments in tax, including the government’s proposals to Make Tax Digital. Seconded to the Treasury Select Committee in 2011, Anita then continued as a special adviser to that committee working with it on a number of projects for several years. She has a particular interest in the taxation of work and in 2014 was seconded to the House of Lords Select Committee on Personal Service Companies. She is a qualified Chartered Accountant and Chartered Tax Adviser and a past Chairman of the ICAEW Tax Faculty. Anita is a regular speaker and chairperson of conferences, appears frequently on television and radio talking about tax, and is a regular on Radio 4's Moneybox.

Caroline Miskin is ICAEW's Tax Practitioner Support Manager. Her particular areas of interest are HMRC services to agents, Making Tax Digital, Private Client tax matters and personal tax as it affects those on low incomes.Caroline previously worked at TaxAid, the charity that gives free tax advice to those on low incomes, latterly as Technical Director. She continues to volunteer for TaxAid. Caroline has also worked on the other end of the size scale, for ExxonMobile UK, where she advised on corporation tax and employee matters including expatriate taxation, becoming a Chartered Tax Adviser during this period. Caroline started her career as trainee Chartered Accountant in a small firm in Dublin and remains a member of Chartred Accountants Ireland.

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