Getting started: How to change tax year
On the left hand side of the page you will see the current tax year you are in and next to that you will see the 'Change' button.
Press UPDATE or SWITCH to go to the tax year you wish to access.
UPDATE = Tax year hasn't been accessed yet, you will be asked if you want to roll forward the information. Please ensure you roll forward one tax year at a time, in order.
SWITCH = Tax year has been accessed previously and data already exists in this tax year.
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