Dixon Books Accounting

22/05/2026

The office is now closed until 4th June at 8am for some much needed family time. Feel free to still message and we will reply when we can.

22/05/2026

https://www.rv-productions.co.uk/about

Learn more about R V Productions, a Hull-based video production company creating wedding films, commercial content and event videography across Yorkshire.

23/04/2026

Another year gone flying by for DBA

02/04/2026

For the first time since Christmas we are now closed until Tuesday for some much needed R&R. Happy Easter 🐣

11/03/2026

26 days until MTD kicks in for sole traders and landlords earning over 50k if you need any help send us a message

10/03/2026

10/03/2026

Potential new client kinda day. Love meeting new people and seeing how I can help them run there businesses. If you need more free time to run your business rather than spend time on accounts. Dixonbooks Accounting could be your answer. Pop us a message to have a chat.

08/02/2026

Today I received flowers and wine from a new client and when I messaged to say thank you she replied with this lovely message. 🩷

05/02/2026

MTD
Was your self employment income or property income more than £50k last year. If so you will need to register for MTD which starts in April 26. Dixon Books Accounting offers monthly package prices to do this for you if you so wish!

31/01/2026

MTD for Income Tax: What’s Changing from April 2026

A simple guide for sole traders & landlords

From 6 April 2026, HMRC is introducing the next stage of Making Tax Digital (MTD). This affects how certain individuals keep records and report their income.

This guide explains who is affected and what will change.

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Who is affected from April 2026

You will need to follow the MTD rules from 6 April 2026 if:

• You are a sole trader or landlord, and
• Your total business and/or property income is over £50,000 per year
(this is gross income, not profit)

If your income is below £50,000, you will not be affected until a later date.

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What you will need to do

From April 2026, if you are in scope, you must:

1. Keep digital records

You’ll need to use HMRC‑compatible software to record your income and expenses.

2. Send quarterly updates

Instead of one annual tax return, you’ll send four quarterly submissions showing your income and expenses for each period.

3. Submit an End of Period Statement (EOPS)

This finalises the figures for each business or property income source.

4. Submit a Final Declaration

This replaces the Self Assessment tax return.
It confirms all your income for the year and calculates your tax.

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What is not changing

• Tax payment dates stay the same
(31 January and 31 July)
• How your tax is calculated stays the same
• You will still be able to claim the same expenses and allowances