From April 2026
Earnings over £50,000
Already in scope. First quarterly update due 7 August 2026.
The way landlords report property income to HMRC has changed for good. We're landlord accountants who do this all day — so for you, it just becomes a quiet, quarterly rhythm.
Every transaction lands in your accounting software the day it clears. No envelopes of receipts, no end-of-quarter scramble — your records build themselves as you go.
Xero, FreeAgent or dedicated property software — set up around your portfolio, with income and expenses split by property and rules that learn your letting agents, mortgage interest and recurring costs.
Before anything is filed, a qualified accountant looks at your figures, catches anything mis-coded, and flags decisions worth making before the deadline.
Filed directly from the software to HMRC. You see exactly what was sent, when it was sent, and the confirmation back. No portals, no logins, no last-minute panic.
We set up Xero, FreeAgent or property software against your bank feeds, your rental income, and your usual property costs — split by property, so quarterly updates are mostly automatic.
No mandate-by-vibes. A qualified accountant looks at your figures before each return goes in. Mistakes caught now cost nothing; mistakes caught later cost interest.
Because we're inside your numbers every three months, your tax bill stops being a guess. You'll know what's owed long before it's due.
This is a guide, not advice. The rules have edge cases — jointly-owned property, furnished holiday lets, mixed income sources — and we'll take you through them properly on a call.
Book a call. We'll look at your portfolio, what software you're (or aren't) using, and the shortest path to a clean quarterly submission for your property income.