If your income from property (and any self-employment) is over £50,000 a year, then yes. HMRC requires digital records and quarterly updates from April 2026. The threshold lowers to £30,000 in April 2027 and £20,000 after that. Quarterwise keeps you on the right side of the rules whichever band you’re in.

Yes. One property, manual entry and CSV import, your quarterly updates and your final declaration to HMRC, all free, with no card required and no time limit. We only charge if you need more properties or the time-saving extras in Pro.

Many of our landlords use Quarterwise to keep tidy records through the year and still hand things to their accountant at year end, which makes their job quicker and often cheaper. You can also invite your accountant to view your account.

Absolutely. Export your spreadsheet as a CSV and import it in a couple of clicks. We’ll help match your columns to the right categories, so nothing gets lost.

Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, hosted on UK servers, and fully GDPR compliant. We never sell or share it. You can read more in our security overview.

Quarterly updates are due roughly one month after each quarter ends, and your final declaration by 31 January following the tax year. Quarterwise reminds you well ahead of every date, so you’re never caught out.