Making Tax Digital for Income Tax is phasing in from April 2026. Propizo keeps your rental income and expenses recorded digitally in one place—so you stay organised, accurate and ready, without the year-end scramble.
From April 2026, affected landlords must keep digital records and report income digitally to HMRC—moving away from paper and one annual return. Here's what that means in practice.
Applies first to landlords and sole traders with qualifying income above £50,000, with £30,000 following from April 2027.
You'll need to keep digital records of rental income and expenses—continuously, not reconstructed at year end.
Income is reported through compatible software rather than a single annual self-assessment return.
Note: thresholds and timelines are set by HMRC and can change. Always confirm your own obligations on GOV.UK or with your accountant.
Propizo keeps the records MTD expects as a natural by-product of running your lettings—so being ready isn't a separate job.
Rent due, received and outstanding is recorded per property and tenancy—so your income picture is always current.
Log maintenance, fees and costs against the right property, with documents attached, ready to total at any time.
Produce clear income-and-expense figures to share with your accountant or MTD-compatible filing software.
Keep supporting documents organised against each property, so your records stand up to scrutiny.
See how Propizo keeps your rental income and expenses MTD-ready—book a walkthrough tailored to your portfolio.
