MTD ITSA Quarterly Deadline Wall Planner 2026/27
A printable wall planner with every 2026/27 MTD and Self Assessment deadline, plus a plain-English penalty guide.
- PDF A4
- PDF A3
- PDF US Letter
Who it's for: UK sole traders and landlords who want every 2026/27 MTD and Self Assessment deadline on one wall chart.
About this template
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax starts 6 April 2026, with the first quarterly deadline landing 7 August 2026. This is a single, calm wall planner that puts every 2026/27 deadline you need in front of you, ready to pin up and tick off.
Page one covers:
- 7 August, 7 November, 7 February and 7 May — the four MTD quarterly deadlines
- 31 January 2027 — the 2025/26 Self Assessment return and bill, colour-coded separately so it's never confused with MTD
- A look-ahead note to the 31 January 2028 final declaration
- The exact period each deadline covers, its day of the week, and a tick-box
Page two explains the penalties in plain English: HMRC's late-submission points system, the 2026/27 first-year soft landing (what's actually penalty-free and what isn't), separate late-payment charges, and exactly who must join MTD at the £50k, £30k and £20k thresholds.
Three print sizes are included in one download — A4, US Letter and a proper A3 wall-poster size. Every date and figure is checked against gov.uk primary sources, with a source list and fact-check note included.
This is a deadline reference and record-keeping companion, not tax advice and not HMRC-recognised filing software — it doesn't connect to HMRC, and you still submit your figures through separate MTD-compatible bridging software.
What's inside
- All four 2026/27 MTD quarterly deadlines (7 Aug, 7 Nov, 7 Feb, 7 May)
- 31 Jan 2027 Self Assessment deadline, colour-coded separately
- Tick-boxes, covered period and day-of-week for each date
- Penalty guide: late-submission points, £200 trigger, soft landing
- Late-payment charges and MTD mandation thresholds explained
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