Rent statements go out monthly. From 6 April 2027, HMRC wants an update every quarter from any landlord whose share of gross rent – plus any self-employed income – was over £30,000 in 2025/26. Most will find out in January, while filing their tax return. The first person they ask is usually you.
Countdown to Q2 quarterly update due
Saturday, 7 November 2026
Already over £50,000? Your update for 6 July – 5 October has to reach HMRC by 7 November.
Both are free. Your landlords get a plain-English answer and a route to an accountant – and you don’t have to become a tax expert.
Our free Making Tax Digital guide with your logo on the cover and a page about your agency. Send it with rent statements, in your newsletter or at tenancy renewals.
Add our 60-second “Am I affected?” check to your landlord pages, newsletter or portal. Landlords get an instant answer without you fielding the questions.
The £30,000 group realises it’s in scope while filing the 2025/26 tax return, due 31 January 2027. That makes November 2026 to March 2027 the moment your landlords are listening.
Autumn Budget. Any change to thresholds or dates is announced – expect questions.
Q2 update due for landlords already over £50,000. A timely reminder shows you’re on top of it.
Peak season. Landlords file in January and find out they’re in. Send the guide before Christmas.
MTD starts for £30,000+. Their first quarter runs to 5 July; the first update is due 7 August 2027.
You get your co-branded guide and a link ending in ?ref=YOURCODE, so you can see how many landlords used it.
In rent statements, newsletters, renewal emails or your landlord portal – wherever your landlords already hear from you.
They check where they stand and, if they want, get quotes from up to 3 qualified accountants. You get a monthly statement.
Free for you and your landlords. No contract – stop whenever you like.
You don’t give tax advice or tell landlords which accountant to use – we introduce, they choose. You only share the link through channels your landlords already expect to hear from you on, in line with UK GDPR and PECR.
No. You see how many landlords used your link and how many asked for quotes – never names, emails or phone numbers.
Nothing, for you or your landlords. Accountants pay us when a landlord chooses to be introduced to them – that’s how the service stays free.
No – MTD for Income Tax covers individuals, not limited companies. Our check tells them so straight away. Joint owners each count their own share of the rent.
Yes, at any time, by email.