• If you are within the self- assessment regime, you are responsible for completing an annual tax return by the 31st October (manual return) or 31st January (online return) following the tax year-end (5th April).
  
  You are also required to compute your tax liability and make appropriate payments of tax, although the tax office will calculate your liability if you submit the tax return before the 30th September.

• If you do not receive an annual tax form, please note that you have a legal responsibility to tell the tax office about any new sources of income before the 5th October after the end of the tax year.
  
  
• If it is not paid on time, or your return is late, HM Revenue & Customs can charge interest, surcharge and penalties.

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