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HMRC has started automatically signing taxpayers up to Making Tax Digital for Income Tax, with the process expected to continue over the coming months. For sole traders and landlords who have not yet registered, checking your details now could help avoid problems later.

Heard about quarterly reporting for landlords but not quite sure what it means in practice? To help make things clearer, we’ve created a simple guide following a landlord through their first full year under Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD for IT).

The next Self Assessment Payment on Account deadline is approaching on 31 July. ? If you're self-employed and made a Payment on Account in January, you may need to make a second payment by the end of July.

Heard about quarterly reporting for landlords but not quite sure what it means in practice? To help make things clearer, we’ve created a simple guide following a landlord through their first full year under Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD for IT).

Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax is now live, bringing a new way for landlords to manage and report their tax.

Renters Rights Act - What to do and when and Council powers and fines. A limited number of tickets are available to non members via the link or QR code below.

Get that sinking feeling every time you hear the words Making Tax Digital? You’re not alone. For many landlords, it sounds like more admin, more rules and more time spent dealing with HMRC instead of managing your properties.

From April 2026, Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax will start applying to those with a gross income over £50,000+, marking the next step in HMRC’s shift to fully digital tax systems. ? But even if you’re not yet required to submit quarterly updates, now’s the perfect time to get organised and prepare for the future.

Making Tax Digital (MTD) will be here before we know and with it comes a whole world of rumours, confusion and myths. Here, we bust some of the most common so you know exactly what to expect. ?

The government have announced the road map for implementing the Renters Rights Act. The roadmap briefly: 27th December 2025 - investigatory rights for local authorities 1st May 2026 - End of fixed term tenancies Late 2026 - PRS Database and PRS Landlord Ombudsman To be confirmed - Decent Homes Standard