The UK Tax Office has called on self-employed individuals and landlords with annual income exceeding £30,000 to prepare well in advance for the transition to the Making Tax Digital (MTD) system. This initiative is part of a large-scale programme to digitalize tax reporting in the country. Making Tax Digital requires taxpayers to keep records of income and expenses in electronic form and to submit regular reports through specialized software rather than by traditional paper methods. The aim of the reform is to simplify the tax administration process, reduce the number of errors in filing declarations, and increase transparency in the system. Affected categories of taxpayers are advised to familiarize themselves in advance with the requirements of the new system, select appropriate software for maintaining digital records, and consult with tax specialists if necessary. Timely preparation will help avoid difficulties during the mandatory transition to the new rules. Authorities emphasize that early preparation is particularly important for those whose annual income exceeds the established threshold of £30,000, as this category will be among the first to fall under the new requirements.