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Self Assessment: the legal framework

SALF1400 · Self Assessment: the legal framework: Making Tax Digital: Exemptions

  • SALF1410 · Exemptions
  • SALF1420 · Exemptions where an exclusion notice is in place - Exclusion exemption
  • SALF1430 · Exclusion notice
  • SALF1440 · Exemptions by reference to amount of income
  • SALF1450 · Determination of qualifying income
  • SALF1460 · Exemptions by reference to description of relevant activity
  • SALF1470 · Further exemptions - overseas activities in non-residence cases
  • SALF1480 · Exemptions for persons of specified description
  • SALF1490 · No National Insurance Number
  • SALF1500 · Exemption for persons based on claim to relief or chargeability to tax
  • SALF1510 · Temporary exemptions for the tax year 2026-27
  • SALF1520 · Temporary exemptions for tax year 2026-27 - Residence and foreign income and gains
  • SALF1530 · Further exemptions
  1. Self Assessment: the legal framework: Making Tax Digital: Exemptions
  2. Self Assessment: the legal framework: Making Tax Digital: Exemptions: Exemptions by reference to description of relevant activity

SALF1460 | Self Assessment: the legal framework: Making Tax Digital: Exemptions: Exemptions by reference to description of relevant activity

From HM Revenue & Customs · Self Assessment: the legal framework

A digital obligation does not apply to a relevant person in relation to a relevant activity if they have given notice to HMRC that the relevant activity falls within the following descriptions:

  • a relevant activity carried on by a trustee, in that capacity

  • a visiting performer

  • the provision of qualifying care

Giving notice includes delivering a return containing information about the business which is sufficient to enable HMRC to be satisfied that it falls into one of the categories.

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