Making Tax Digital for Income Tax is live · now required for qualifying income over £50,000

Rental income without spreadsheet sprawl.

Swiftmore gives landlords one clear place for property income, allowable costs, quarterly updates and the annual return.

The spreadsheet tab for a rental property file in swiftmore: 13 spending rows imported from a bank statement, letting agent fees, gas safety check, landlord insurance and repairs each placed in an HMRC category, and rent receipts marked as money in.

Keep every property clear.

Landlord tax records often sit across bank accounts, agents, invoices and spreadsheets. Swiftmore is designed to bring the tax-relevant picture together without turning property ownership into bookkeeping work.

Track rental income and costs.

Keep the records that support property income in one tax view.

See property-by-property context.

Keep enough structure to understand where income and costs belong.

Move from quarter to year end.

Carry the same records into Self Assessment rather than recreating the year.

MTD applies to property income too.

Qualifying income can include self-employment and property income together. The threshold determines when MTD for Income Tax becomes mandatory.

Property incomeIncluded in qualifying income
Quarterly updatesPart of MTD workflow
Self AssessmentStill part of year end

Keep the property records. Lose the sprawl.

Quarterly MTD and Self Assessment designed around landlords.

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