Anyone who missed a crucial HMRC tax deadline last week could be in line for a £100 fine - unless they've got a good excuse.

A total of 11,509,810 taxpayers filed their Self Assessment returns on time, while around 1.1 million missed the deadline ...

Charlene Young, a pensions and savings expert at AJ Bell, said: "HMRC estimates that 1.1 million people failed to file by the ...

A reasonable excuse is something that stopped you meeting a tax obligation that you took reasonable care to meet ...

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HM Revenue and Customs says the majority of people submitted their self-assessment tax forms by the January 31 deadline but ...

Other reasons that will be taken into account are software failure, issues with your personal computer, HMRC online services, and "destruction of property, files, paperwork by fire, flood or theft".

HMRC has outlined 10 valid reasons that could save you from a £100 penalty for missing the self-assessment deadline ...

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has announced that more than 11.5 million people filed their Self-Assessment tax return on time ...

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Other reasons that will taken into account are software failure, issues with your personal computer, HMRC online services, and "destruction of property, files, paper work by fire, flood or theft." ...