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Once again, following the recent Bank of England announcement to increase the base rate to 5%, HMRC has announced that their interest rates are also increasing by 0.5%.

The last time interest rates were this high for these charges was in January 2008.

This means that the new rates are:

  • Late payment interest: 7.5%
  • Repayment interest: 4%

The new rates will take affect from 11 July 2023.

HMRC’s late payment rates are applied to the main taxes administered – and follow the base rate. The late payment interest charge is set at 2.5% above the base rate.

The repayment interest rate is set at a ‘minimum’ of 0.5% until the base rate reaches 1.5%, where it then increases based on the base rate.

MalgraBooks is a UK online bookkeeping and tax platform built for self-employed Slimming World Consultants. More than 800 use it, and it has been running for over a decade.

Its Pulse system lets members keep their accounts, upload their Weekly Franchise Accounts and send Making Tax Digital updates straight to HMRC, and MalgraBooks is recognised by HMRC for MTD.

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