MTD deadline: 7 August 2026

Your MTD landlord tax.
Set up in 10 minutes.
Sorted every quarter.

Submit your quarterly updates to HMRC without an accountant, without jargon, and without the panic. Track rent, certificates, and expenses in one place — and stay compliant year-round, not just at filing time.

Most landlords don't realise until it's too late.

Find out if you need to act — in under 2 minutes · Plain English · Steer clear of £200 missed-deadline penalties · No accountant needed · Cancel paid plans anytime

Free for up to 3 properties · No card required

Xero was built for accountants. LandlordSorted was built for you.

Submissions via HMRC's MTD APIsSame official pathway major software uses — not screen scrapingFree tier includedWhat HMRC expects from MTD software

Built for UK landlordsEarly access users onboarding nowJoin landlords getting MTD-ready before August 2026

Preview — no signup

This is what 'done' looks like

No spreadsheets. No accountant. No guessing.

This is the screen you'll sanity-check each quarter before anything goes to HMRC: one place, plain totals, then a single tap when you're ready.

Check if you need MTD — 60 seconds

Get clarity first — then decide if you want an account.

Example quarter · 6 Apr – 5 Jul 2026 · Residential property · demo figures

Rent received
£9,200
Allowable expenses
£2,450
Net for this quarter
£6,750

Quarter reviewed — ready for HMRC.

That feeling when the numbers check out. This goes to HMRC over their official MTD route — one action, one confirmation reference, done.

How we connect to HMRC

The same idea as the big brands — without the accountant baggage

We connect to HMRC the same way major software does — securely and directly.

Step 1 · You sign in with HMRC

You use HMRC’s normal sign-in. LandlordSorted never sees your HMRC password.

Step 2 · You approve only what MTD needs

You grant access for Making Tax Digital for Income Tax — not a wide-open login to your whole tax account.

Step 3 · Quarterly updates go straight to HMRC

When you submit, figures go to HMRC over their official channel. You keep a confirmation reference.

The situation

From April 2026, quarterly tax submissions are the law

If you earn over £50,000 as a landlord, you're required to submit quarterly income and expense updates to HMRC — using approved software. No exceptions.

Penalty per missed quarterly update£200
Submissions required every year
First filing deadline 20267 Aug

This is for you if…

  • You earn over £50,000 from property (or you're heading toward the £30,000 MTD threshold)
  • You currently do your own tax self-assessment
  • Xero feels like it was built for accountants, not you
  • You've got certificates, tenants, and expenses to track — not just a quarterly form to file
  • You want this sorted, not turned into a new hobby

How it works

Four steps. Once settled, barely any effort.

1 · Log your rent as it comes in

Every month, LandlordSorted prompts you when rent is due — one tap to mark it received, partial, or late. Your income log updates automatically. No double entry.

2 · Track expenses and receipts as you go

Add costs from your phone whenever they happen. Snap a receipt and we auto-categorise it. No spreadsheets. No end-of-quarter panic trying to remember what that £340 charge was.

3 · Stay on top of your compliance certificates

Gas safety, EICR, EPC — LandlordSorted tracks expiry dates for every property and emails you at 60, 30, and 7 days before they expire. Fines for lapsed certificates run up to £30,000. We make sure you never forget.

4 · Review your quarter and send to HMRC

Every 3 months, we show you a summary — income, expenses, net profit. Check it looks right. One tap sends it to HMRC over their official MTD route. You get a confirmation reference and your next deadline on screen.

Built for landlords. Not accountants.

Generic MTD software

  • "Revenue expenditure"
  • Designed for businesses
  • Full accounting suite
  • £15–£35/month
  • Files quarterly

LandlordSorted

  • "Your repairs bill"
  • Built only for landlords
  • Just what landlords need
  • £49/year (or free)
  • Files quarterly + tracks rent, certs, and tax

New: what you get beyond MTD

MTD gets you filing. LandlordSorted keeps you compliant.

Most landlords file four times a year. LandlordSorted works for you the other 48 weeks too.

Rent ledger

Every month, LandlordSorted prompts you when rent is due from each tenant. One tap — received, partial, or late. Your income log updates automatically so nothing needs entering twice. See payment history at a glance. Know instantly if any rent is overdue.

Compliance certificate tracker

Track gas safety, EICR, EPC, and HMO licences across every property. We email you 60, 30, and 7 days before anything expires. Compliance failures can cost up to £30,000 in fines — we make sure you never forget a renewal.

Running tax estimate (Pro)

See a live running total of your estimated tax liability as you log income and expenses throughout the year. Updated in real time. Per property breakdown. The number your accountant tells you once a year — you'll know it every month.

Pricing

Less than the cost of one missed deadline

Typical MTD-ready software costs roughly £120£430/year before add-ons. LandlordSorted Pro stays £49/year.

Free · £0/year

Up to 3 properties · MTD essentials · No card required

  • MTD quarterly submissions — up to 3 properties
  • Income & expense logging — landlord categories in plain English
  • Rent ledger — monthly prompts, one-tap status, auto income lines
  • Compliance tracker — certificate expiry dates and at-a-glance risk status per property
  • HMRC confirmation receipts and deadline reminders
  • Tax estimate teaser on dashboard (unlocks with Pro)
Get started free
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Pro · £49/year

Unlimited properties · Everything in Free, plus:

  • Unlimited properties
  • Receipt scanning — snap and auto-categorise
  • Running tax estimate — full numbers, projections, per-property split
  • Certificate document storage — upload and retrieve your compliance records
  • Annual summary & accountant handoff — PDF, CSV, and JSON (UK tax year) plus full-account JSON export
  • Priority email support
Start with Pro

Not sure if MTD applies to you yet?

Answer a few plain-English questions — we'll tell you if you need to act now, later, or not yet.

Check if you need MTD — 60 seconds

Find out if you need to act — in under 2 minutes · Plain English · No payment to see where you stand

FAQ

Do I definitely need to do this?
If you're a UK landlord and earned over £50,000 gross in 2024/25, yes — from April 2026. The threshold drops to £30,000 in April 2027. Our eligibility quiz tells you exactly where you stand in 60 seconds.
Is this really HMRC-approved?
Yes — in the way that matters first: we submit via HMRC's official Making Tax Digital for Income Tax APIs, the same pathway used by major software (not screen scraping or PDFs by email). We're completing HMRC's vendor listing process for the Software Choices register and will publish our Vendor ID as soon as HMRC issues it.
Do I need this if I already use an accountants?
Many landlords use TaxGrounds for day-to-day logging and compliance tracking, then share the accountant export with their accountant at year end. You keep control throughout the year — your accountant gets clean, organised data when they need it.
Does it track more than just tax?
Yes. Beyond quarterly MTD submissions, TaxGrounds tracks rent received from each tenant every month, flags late payments, and monitors the expiry dates of your compliance certificates — gas safety, EICR, EPC, and HMO licences. Most landlords tell us the compliance tracker alone is worth it.
Can I switch from another MTD tool?
Yes. If you have existing records, you can import them via CSV. HMRC doesn't lock you to one software provider.
What happens after I've filed?
TaxGrounds keeps working. Your rent ledger tracks payments, your compliance dashboard monitors certificates, and your running tax estimate updates as you log income and expenses. There's always something to check — and it takes seconds.

Get your first quarter sorted before 7 August

Get clarity first — then set up in about 10 minutes if you need to. Free for up to 3 properties. No accountant required.

Find out if you need to act — in under 2 minutes · Steer clear of £200 missed-deadline penalties · Cancel paid plans anytime