The deadline for registering to be a self-assessment taxpayer is 11:59pm on Saturday, October 5 for those who need to pay self-assessment taxes for the 2023/24 tax year

Some people who sell on online sites such as Ebay, Vinted or Depop or those who rent out rooms are being told to take action now or risk an automatic £100 fine

A significant HMRC deadline is looming this week, and missing it could result in fines exceeding £100 for UK residents. The cut-off date for this year's self-assessment tax registration is just days away; individuals required to submit a self-assessment tax return this year have until October 5 to inform HMRC.

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has issued an alert to anyone who uses eBay, Vinted, Facebook Marketplace and other online selling platforms. It comes after new regulations for online selling were introduced earlier this year.

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has issued an alert to anyone who uses online selling platforms such as eBay, Vinted or Facebook Marketplace, ahead of the looming deadline for self-assessment tax return registration.

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has issued a warning to users of online selling platforms like eBay, Vinted or Facebook Marketplace. New regulations were introduced earlier this year amid a boom in the popularity of such sites.

Anyone who makes money through things like selling online or holiday lets has just days left to contact HMRC or face an instant £100 fine. New rules mean that people who make money through side hustles must register with the Government for self-assessment.

People who make money by selling items on sites like eBay and Vinted have been warned they could be hit with fines if they miss an important deadline. The self-assessment registration deadline is on October 5.