Making Tax Digital,
made simple.
Making Tax Digital,
made simple.
Our HMRC-recognised tool is coming to our award-winning sole trader account soon.
What is Making Tax Digital for Income Tax?
It’s HMRC’s new way to report income tax and expenses digitally. It’ll roll out in three stages, with the first starting in April 2026.
The first stage will affect sole traders and landlords who earned over £50,000 gross income in the last tax year. Find out more in our business guide.
Our HMRC-recognised tool does it all.
We’ve got you covered – our Making Tax Digital tool has been designed to account for all of the changes HMRC are making.
| What HMRC need you to do from April 2026 | Our tool |
|---|---|
| Create, store and correct digital records of your self-employment, property income and expenses. | ✓ |
| Send quarterly updates. | ✓ |
| Submit your tax return by 31 January the following year. | ✓ |
Sort it all,
seamlessly.
It’s all in our account. Our tool’s built into our sole trader account – no extra third-party software required.
Faster filing. Submit your updates to HMRC directly from your account.
Find all your expenses. Automatically categorise your transactions so they’re easier to sort ahead of your end of year updates.
Get started with our sole trader account.
You’ll need to open a sole trader account with us to use our Making Tax Digital tool – here’s what you need to know:
24/7 UK support. Fast response times and help from real humans via app, phone or email.
Put money aside for taxes. Keep it to one side in Spaces.
Capture receipts. Buried in receipts? There’s an easier way. Stay organised by capturing them in-app as you go.
Automate your expenses. Categorise your business expenses to simplify your Self Assessment tax return.
Sole trader accounts are subject to eligibility checks, which include looking at credit data and understanding the nature of your business. Fees, charges, and terms and conditions apply.
Be the first to know.
Our Making Tax Digital tool is coming soon, register for our latest updates.
Don’t have an account yet? You can still sign up to hear the latest about our tool, but you’ll need our sole trader account to start using it before April 2026.