From 6 April 2026, sole traders and landlords earning over £50,000 must keep digital records and send HMRC a quarterly update, not just one annual return. We get you onto the right software, take the quarterly filing off your plate, and make the switch feel like nothing changed.
We handle the software, the records and every deadline.
Digital records, four quarterly updates and the year end declaration, all taken care of.
We check whether and when MTD applies to you, and what your qualifying income means in practice.
We move you onto HMRC recognised software and connect it to HMRC, so submissions actually work.
Your income and expenses captured and kept digitally, so the quarterly updates are painless.
We prepare and file all four updates on time, by 7 August, 7 November, 7 February and 7 May.
Your year end declaration prepared and filed, with a clear figure to pay by 31 January.
We register you, or act as your agent, and handle the HMRC sign up for you.
No vague promises, here’s what actually lands with you.
Don’t worry if things are messy or behind, that’s exactly what we help with.
If MTD applies to you, the simplest path is to let us run it quietly in the background.
We work out if and when MTD applies to you, and your exact start date.
We get you onto compatible software and move your records across cleanly.
We keep your records current and submit each update and the year end declaration for you.
From 6 April 2026 it applies to sole traders and landlords with qualifying income over £50,000. The threshold drops to £30,000 from April 2027 and £20,000 from April 2028. Qualifying income is your gross self employment and property income added together, before expenses.
Instead of one Self Assessment return a year, you keep digital records and send HMRC a summary four times a year, then a final declaration. We handle all of it, so for you it should feel like less work, not more.
Yes. HMRC no longer accepts these submissions through the old online account, so you need HMRC recognised software. We’ll set you up on the right tool and connect it for you.
Quarterly updates are due by 7 August, 7 November, 7 February and 7 May, with your final declaration and tax due by 31 January. We track every date and file on time. See pricing.
Not for long. The threshold falls to £20,000 by April 2028, so most sole traders and landlords will be in scope eventually. Getting onto digital records early makes the switch effortless.
Less than you might fear. To begin we usually just need photo ID, access to your bookkeeping or bank data, and your previous accountant’s details if you have one. We’ll send a short, plain English checklist.
Everything is handled through secure, encrypted cloud systems, with access limited to the people working on your account. We never share your information without your permission.
Yes. With your authority we deal with HMRC directly, and we handle the full professional clearance and handover from your previous accountant, so you don’t have to lift a finger.
That’s completely normal, and exactly what we’re here for. We’ll get everything caught up and in order, calmly and without judgement.
Book a free call. We’ll tell you if and when MTD applies to you, and how we’d take it off your hands. No obligation.