How it works
From rent received to HMRC, in four steps
Add your properties and business
Pop in each property address, or your business name and trade. Two minutes and you’re set up.
Record as you go
Add income and expenses by hand, import a CSV, or snap receipts. Little and often is all it takes.
We prepare your figures
Each quarter, Quarterwise totals everything into the summary HMRC asks for.
Approve & file
Check it over, tap approve, and we submit it to HMRC for you. You’ll get confirmation in writing.
The live tax estimate applies the £1,000 property allowance automatically when it saves you more.
What's changing
What HMRC now requires
If your income from property and self-employment is over £50,000 a year, HMRC now asks you to keep digital records and report through the year instead of once every January.
Making Tax Digital for landlords and the self-employed measures your income before expenses, from property and self-employment added together. Wages, pensions, savings interest and dividends don't count toward it.
It sounds like more work. For most people it works out easier than the January scramble, once the records are going in as you go.
Keep digital records
Log your rent and expenses as you go, or import them from a spreadsheet. Snap a photo of a receipt and we'll file it against the right property.
Send four updates a year
Every quarter, HMRC wants a summary of your income and costs. Quarterwise totals it up for you, so you just check it over and approve.
One tax return
At year end, confirm your figures and any reliefs. We submit your tax return to HMRC and tell you what's owed. Done.
Be ready for Making Tax Digital.
Set up your business or first property in two minutes. Free for your self-employment or one property, no card needed.