Key Takeaways Making Tax Digital requires bookkeepers and their clients to use HMRC-recognised software for digital record-keeping and quarterly reporting. There are two main types of MTD software: all-in-one accounting platforms (such as Xero, Sage, and QuickBooks) and bridging software that links existing spreadsheets to HMRC. Bookkeepers who are confident with MTD-compatible software...
Making Tax Digital Is Expanding: What It Means for Bookkeepers Key Takeaways Making Tax Digital for Income Tax goes live on 6th April 2026, affecting sole traders and landlords with gross income above £50,000. The threshold drops to £30,000 in April 2027 and £20,000 in April 2028, bringing millions more people into the scope...
Missed the live session? Catch up here with tutor Ben Campbell as he revises key topics from the AAT Level 3 unit Management Accounting Techniques. This recording is a great way to see how our Blended Live revision sessions work in practice — real teaching, real questions, and clear explanations of...
AAT Level 4 Is Changing in 2026: What You Need to Know Key Takeaways AAT is replacing the current Q2022 Level 4 with a new qualification (L4PAT) from 1 September 2026, featuring five mandatory units and no optional choices. All exams are now 100% computer marked, with results available within 24 hours, and remote...
Missed the live session? Catch up here with tutor Ben Campbell as he revises key topics from the AAT Level 2 unit Principles of Costing. This recording is a great way to see how our Blended Live revision sessions work in practice — real teaching, real questions, and clear explanations of...
Missed Wednesday's live session? Catch up here with tutor Ben Campbell as he revises key topics from the AAT Level 3 unit Financial Accounting: Preparing Financial Statements. This recording is a great way to see how our Blended Live revision sessions work in practice — real teaching, real questions, and clear...
If you have ever waited for payday and checked your payslip, you already know how much trust you place in payroll. It is not just about numbers. It is about mortgages, food shops, and peace of mind. In 2026, payroll is changing fast. That is why demand for skilled payroll staff...
Missed our recent live session? Catch up here with tutor Ben Campbell as he revises key topics from the AAT Level 2 unit Introduction to Bookkeeping. This recording is a great way to see how our Blended Live revision sessions work in practice — real teaching, real questions, and clear explanations...
From April 6, 2026, a quiet revolution happens in the UK tax system. Most self-employed people and landlords won’t fully realise what’s about to hit them until it’s already April, and by then, the panic sets in. But here’s what almost nobody talks about: this change isn’t a problem waiting to...
When considering AAT accounting studies, one of the most frequently asked questions is: "Do I really need to study AAT Level 2, or can I go straight to Level 3?" It's a tempting thought. Perhaps you've got GCSEs in Maths and English. Maybe you've picked up some accounting knowledge from a...
