Almost 300,000 more than the first tax day of 2018.
Over 65,000 file self-assessment on first day
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Almost 300,000 more than the first tax day of 2018.
Move by HMRC follows increase in basic interest rate.
Lifting of restrictions means workers may not qualify this year.
Financial support could be available for you.
The deadline has now passed for self-assessment submissions.
Prices increase by nearly 10% in 12 months
Higher inflation expected to bring more people into tax.
Increase attributed to COVID-19 and rising house prices.
Over 11.3m individuals file self-assessment tax returns by 28 February 2022.
Billions were not taken up in 2019/20, says DWP.
£310 million paid in instalments since April 2021.
More estates are being dragged into paying death duties.
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