HMRC Confirms £10 Daily Charges for UK Households in June

  • تاريخ النشر: الإثنين، 01 يونيو 2026 زمن القراءة: دقيقة قراءة

Understanding HMRC's penalties and the urgent need to file self-assessment returns promptly.

The Charge Is Linked to Self Assessment

The First Penalty Is £100

The £10 Daily Charge Starts After Three Months

The Weekly Cost Can Reach £70

The Maximum Daily Penalty Is £900

Six Months Late Brings Another Penalty

Twelve Months Late Adds Another Charge

Late Payment Is a Separate Problem

People Can Appeal in Some Cases

The Safest Move Is to File Quickly

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A £10-a-day HMRC charge can sound like a small penalty at first, but it quickly becomes a serious bill when it repeats day after day. For UK households who have missed a Self Assessment deadline, June can become the month when the cost starts to feel much harder to ignore.

The warning applies to people who needed to send a Self Assessment tax return and failed to file it on time. GOV.UK confirms that late filing penalties begin with an initial £100 charge, then after three months HMRC can add daily penalties of £10 per day, up to a maximum of £900.

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