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23 Apr 2024

This May, join the movement to create safer, more bike-friendly streets with the Bike Month Challenge and #MakeEveryRideCount!

23 Apr 2024

The number of reported e-bike thefts doubled in the space of a year in the UK, with a 103% increase in 2023 compared to 2022, according to a study by Evolve E-bikes. While the...

22 Apr 2024

Small shops have been more "agile" at fighting COVID sale slumps than chain stores, according to a new report.

22 Apr 2024

For the first time in its campaign to help the city address escalating lithium-ion battery fires, the Fire Department of New York filed criminal charges against a Brooklyn e-bike shop owner for...

22 Apr 2024

The managing director of Brompton has backed a campaign to introduce stricter e-bike battery regulations in the UK, amid "too many examples of e-bikes, e-scooters and light electric...

15 Apr 2024

The Rediscovery Centre, the National Centre for the Circular Economy in Ireland, today announced its partnership with Cytech, the internationally recognised training and accreditation scheme for...

12 Apr 2024

Just two weeks remain for the UK cycle industry to have its say on the current Government consultation to double the permissible power of e-bikes, and to remove the need for pedalling.

10 Apr 2024

Award-winning cycling business Spokes Bikes has added a new shop in Greenock to existing shop in Bridge of Weir.

9 Apr 2024

Communities across England are to be given access to £101 million of government funding for high-quality walking and cycling routes, improving the quality of local public engagement for...

9 Apr 2024

The founders of a Wirral bike recycling scheme have opened a hub across the River Mersey as part of a campaign to encourage more people into cycling.

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Tax Return to Become Digital from 2023

Posted on in Business News , Cycles News , Political News

TaxHRMC has announced that from April 2023, tax returns will be made digital.

This means that all retailers, who have a taxable turnover of £10,000 or more per year from their business or income from property will be required to submit their tax returns digitally. Retailers will submit their income tax self-assessments via the Making Tax Digital portal in the same way that VAT is submitted.


To sign up you'll need your:

  • business name
  • email address
  • National Insurance number
  • accounting period
  • accounting type such as cash or standard accounting


You'll also need the Government Gateway user ID and password you use when you file your Self Assessment return. If you do not have a user ID, you can create one when you sign up.

For more help on how to submit your tax returns digitally you can register for the next live webinar about Making Tax Digital for Income Tax

Businesses can sign up for Making Tax Digital for Income tax here.

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