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Who needs to pay attention
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax is now a priority for sole traders and landlords as thresholds start applying from April 2026.
If your income is close to the threshold, growing, or spread across self-employment and property, you should check early rather than waiting until a deadline.
What Taxcandid can do
We help you understand what records are needed, what software may be suitable and how quarterly updates fit alongside your Self Assessment tax return.
The aim is to make MTD manageable rather than leaving you with rushed records at the end of the tax year.
Why this is a lead priority
Many self-employed people and landlords will need help moving from annual record keeping to regular digital reporting.
This page is designed to attract those clients and guide them towards a quote or consultation.
Next step
Use the quote generator if you want ongoing self-employed, sole trader or landlord accounting support. Contact Taxcandid first if you have missed returns, undeclared income or HMRC letters.
Frequently asked questions
What is Making Tax Digital for Income Tax?
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax is HMRC’s digital reporting system for certain sole traders and landlords. It involves digital records and regular updates using compatible software.
Can Taxcandid help me choose software?
Yes. Taxcandid can discuss record keeping and software options as part of the onboarding process.
Do landlords need MTD support too?
Landlords can fall within MTD for Income Tax depending on their qualifying income. If property income is significant, it is sensible to review the position early.
What if I have undeclared income or missed returns?
Contact Taxcandid before using the quote generator. Missed returns and undeclared income need careful review and may require a disclosure or catch-up plan.
Ready to move forward?
Use the quote generator for routine fixed-fee work, or contact Taxcandid where the matter needs a specialist review first.