📢 Attention landlords: Making Tax Digital is on the horizon From April 2026, sole trader landlords who earned £50,000 or more in gross rental or self-employment income in the 2024-2025 tax year will begin moving to quarterly reporting under Making Tax Digital, with a final return at the end of the tax year. Key things to think about: ✔️ Having the right software in place to update your information ✔️ Submitting returns at the right time ✔️ Avoiding unnecessary penalties from HMRC 👉 Find out mo

18K views · 116 reactions | Tax is changing in April 2026 for landlords and sole traders with turnover above £50,000. Get ready for Making Tax Digital. | HMRC | Facebook

8.6K views · 19 reactions | Sole traders and landlords – get ready for Making Tax Digital.  From 6 April 2026, if your turnover from property and self‑employment is over £50,000, you’ll need to keep digital records and send quarterly updates using recognised software. ✅ Sign up today: https://makingtaxdigital.campaign.gov.uk/?&utm_source=f.co_hmrcgovuk&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=mtd | HMRC | Facebook

Sole traders and landlords, it's time to get ready for Making Tax Digital if your turnover is above £50,000. | HMRC

Are HMRC Spying on You with Making Tax Digital? 👀 Making Tax Digital (MTD) isn’t just about quarterly submissions. It’s part of a much bigger system where HMRC can cross-check your income across multiple databases. Free Making Tax Digital (MTD) Webinar for landlords & property investors: 8pm UK time 12th November 2025 https://zurl.co/UXRu9 📌 How it works: 🏠 Land Registry – property ownership, sales & transfers. 🏢 Local Authorities – council tax, planning applications, landlord licensing. 💷