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Making Tax Digital Is Coming
Are You Ready for the Changes?
If you’re a landlord or self-employed, the way you report your income to HMRC is about to change.
From April 2026, many landlords and sole traders will be required to keep digital records and send regular updates to HMRC under the new Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax rules.
For many people, the biggest challenge isn’t the tax itself, it’s understanding what actually needs to change and when.
That’s why we’ve created a simple, practical guide to help you understand exactly what to expect.
Making Tax Digital for Landlords and Sole Traders
Our guide explains the upcoming changes in clear, straightforward language, without complicated tax jargon.
Whether you want a quick overview or a deeper understanding of the new rules, this guide will help you get up to speed quickly.
Download the guide to learn:
- What Making Tax Digital actually means
- Who the rules apply to and when they begin
- How quarterly updates to HMRC will work
- What digital record-keeping involves
- The software options available
- Common mistakes and misunderstandings
- How to prepare now and avoid last-minute stress
The guide is designed so you can either read it in a short amount of time or jump straight to the sections most relevant to you.
Need Help Preparing for Making Tax Digital?
Every business is different, and the best approach will depend on your income, record-keeping systems, and current tax setup.
At Blue Rocket Accounting, we help landlords and sole traders understand the upcoming rules and prepare for the transition to Making Tax Digital.
If you have questions or want advice tailored to your situation, our team would be happy to help.
Speak to the Blue Rocket Accounting team today
