Making Tax Digital for Income Tax, set up correctly from the start.
From April 2026, sole traders and landlords with qualifying income above £50,000 must keep digital records and submit quarterly updates to HMRC through compatible software. The annual Self Assessment return does not go away — it sits on top.
MTD ITSA is not just a software change — it changes the filing rhythm entirely
Four quarterly updates, a final declaration and a Self Assessment return. These are the problems we already see in the voluntary phase.
Enrolled, set up and filing on time every quarter
Threshold review
Your qualifying income assessed so you know exactly when MTD ITSA applies and which tax year triggers it.
Software selection and setup
HMRC-compatible software chosen, connected and configured so your records flow correctly from day one.
Quarterly updates
All four submitted on time, reviewed before submission, with cumulative figures checked against your records.
Final declaration
Prepared and filed once the tax year closes, bringing together MTD income and any non-MTD sources.
Transition from Self Assessment
The move managed so the previous return and the first MTD year do not overlap or leave gaps.
Ongoing record-keeping support
Guidance on keeping digital records in the way MTD requires, so quarterly submissions are straightforward rather than a reconstruction.
Five steps from threshold check to live quarterly filing
You will know the number before we start
Every engagement is scoped before it is priced. One figure for the year, covering the four quarterly updates and the final declaration, agreed in writing before anything begins. Never hourly, and never a percentage of anything.
What it comes to depends on the number of income sources and whether a Self Assessment return runs alongside. The scoping and the quote are free. All quotes exclude VAT.
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