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UK Accounting Calendar 2023

1 December 2021

Self-assessment deadlines | Corporation tax deadlines | VAT | PAYE

The new year is approaching! The list below shows important dates for 2023 to help you stay on top of your business finances.


Self-assessment


31st January 2023 - The 2021-22 self-assessment tax return is due for payment and online submission. 


05th April 2023 – This is the last day of the 2022-23 tax year.


06th April 2023 – This is the first day of the 2023-24 tax year.


06th April 2023 – The 45% additional rate of tax threshold will be reduced from £150,000 to £125,140.


06th April 2023 – The tax-free dividend allowance will decrease to £1,000 per annum.


06th April 2023 – The tax-free allowance for capital gains will reduce from £12,300 to £6,000 per annum.


31st July 2023 – The second payment on account is due for the 2021-22 self-assessment tax return.


31st October 2023 – Deadline to file the 2022-23 self-assessment tax return by paper.



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Corporation tax


31st December 2022
– The corporation tax return is due for payment and submission for accounts with the period end 31st March 2022.


31st January 2023 – The corporation tax return is due for payment for accounts with the period end 30th April 2022.


28th February 2023
– The corporation tax return is due for payment for accounts with the period end 31st May 2022.


31st March 2023
– The corporation tax return is due for payment for accounts with the period end 30th June 2022.


01st April 2023
– The corporation tax rate will increase from 19% to 25% for companies profiting more than £250,000 per annum. Companies with profits of £50,000 or less will continue to pay corporation tax at 19%


30th April 2023
– The corporation tax return is due for payment for accounts with the period end 31st July 2022.


31st May 2023
– The corporation tax return is due for payment for accounts with the period end 31st August 2022.


30th June 2023
– The corporation tax return is due for payment for accounts with the period end 30th September 2022.


31st July 2023
– The corporation tax return is due for payment for accounts with the period end 31st October 2022.


31st August 2023
– The corporation tax return is due for payment and submission for accounts with the period end 30th November 2022.


30th September 2023
– The corporation tax return is due for payment and submission for accounts with the period end 31st December 2022.


31st October 2023
– The corporation tax return is due for payment and submission for accounts with the period end 31st January 2023.


30th November 2023
– The corporation tax return is due for payment and submission for accounts with the period end 28th February 2023.


31st December 2023
– The corporation tax return is due for payment and submission for accounts with the period end 31st March 2023.



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VAT


07th December 2022
– The VAT return for QE 31-10-2022 is due for manual payment and submission.


10th – 12th December 2022
– If you have a direct debit set up for your VAT tax payments to be taken, it will be taken between these dates for QE 31-10-2022. 


07th January 2023 – The VAT return for QE 30-11-2022 is due for manual payment and submission.


10th – 12th January 2023
– If you have a direct debit set up for your VAT tax payments to be taken, it will be taken between these dates for QE 30-11-2022. 


07th February 2023
– The VAT return for QE 31-12-2022 is due for manual payment and submission.


10th – 12th February 2023
– If you have a direct debit set up for your VAT tax payments to be taken, it will be taken between these dates for QE 31-12-2022. 


07th March 2023
– The VAT return for QE 31-01-2023 is due for manual payment and submission.


10th – 12th March 2023
– If you have a direct debit set up for your VAT tax payments to be taken, it will be taken between these dates for QE 31-01-2023. 


07th April 2023
– The VAT return for QE 28-02-2023 is due for manual payment and submission.


10th – 12th April 2023
– If you have a direct debit set up for your VAT tax payments to be taken, it will be taken between these dates for QE 28-02-2023. 


07th May 2023
– The VAT return for QE 31-03-2023 is due for manual payment and submission.


10th – 12th May 2023
– If you have a direct debit set up for your VAT tax payments to be taken, it will be taken between these dates for QE 31-03-2023. 


07th June 2023
– The VAT return for QE 30-04-2023 is due for manual payment and submission.


10th – 12th June 2023
– If you have a direct debit set up for your VAT tax payments to be taken, it will be taken between these dates for QE 30-04-2023. 


07th July 2023
– The VAT return for QE 31-05-2023 is due for manual payment and submission.


10th – 12th July 2023
– If you have a direct debit set up for your VAT tax payments to be taken, it will be taken between these dates for QE 31-05-2023. 


07th August 2023
– The VAT return for QE 30-06-2023 is due for manual payment and submission.


10th – 12th August 2023
– If you have a direct debit set up for your VAT tax payments to be taken, it will be taken between these dates for QE 30-06-2023. 


07th September 2023
– The VAT return for QE 31-07-2023 is due for manual payment and submission.


10th – 12th September 2023
– If you have a direct debit set up for your VAT tax payments to be taken, it will be taken between these dates for QE 31-07-2023. 


07th October 2023
– The VAT return for QE 31-08-2023 is due for manual payment and submission.


10th – 12th October 2023
– If you have a direct debit set up for your VAT tax payments to be taken, it will be taken between these dates for QE 31-08-2023. 


07th November 2023
– The VAT return for QE 30-09-2023 is due for manual payment and submission.


10th – 12th November 2023
– If you have a direct debit set up for your VAT tax payments to be taken, it will be taken between these dates for QE 30-09-2023. 


07th December 2023
– The VAT return for QE 31-10-2023 is due for manual payment and submission.


10th – 12th December 2023
– If you have a direct debit set up for your VAT tax payments to be taken, it will be taken between these dates for QE 31-10-2023. 



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PAYE


22nd December 2022
- PAYE tax is due for month 8 (November 2022).


22nd January 2023 - PAYE tax is due for month 9 (December 2022).


22nd January 2023
- PAYE tax is due for Q3 (October 2022 - December 2022).


22nd February 2023
- PAYE tax is due for month 10 (January 2023).


22nd March 2023
- PAYE tax is due for month 11 (February 2023).


22nd April 2023
- PAYE tax is due for month 12 (March 2023).


22nd April 2023
- PAYE tax is due for Q4 (January 2023 – March 2023).


22nd May 2023
- PAYE tax is due for month 1 (April 2023).


31st May 2023
– Your employer is required to give you your P60 for the 2022-23 tax year by this date.


22nd June 2023
- PAYE tax is due for month 2 (May 2023).


06th July 2023
– The deadline for filing the 2022-23 P11D.


22nd July 2023
- PAYE tax is due for month 3 (June 2023).


22nd July 2023
- PAYE tax is due for Q1 (April 2023 - June 2023).


22nd August 2023
- PAYE tax is due for month 4 (July 2023).


22nd September 2023
- PAYE tax is due for month 5 (August 2023).


22nd October 2023
- PAYE tax is due for month 6 (September 2023).


22nd October 2023
- PAYE tax is due for Q2 (July 2023 - September 2023).


22nd November 2023
- PAYE tax is due for month 7 (October 2023).


22nd December 2023
- PAYE tax is due for month 8 (November 2023).



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