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Making Tax Digital (MTD ITSA) is changing how many UK landlords report their rental income to HMRC. In this webinar, we explain who’s affected, when you need to start, what “digital records” actually mean, and how the quarterly submissions work including a practical demo of submitting updates using PATMA.

🔎 In this webinar, we cover:

Who Making Tax Digital applies to (landlords with property in their personal name)

Income thresholds & start dates

£50,000+ rental income: from April 2026
£30,000+ rental income: from April 2027
£20,000+ rental income: from April 2028

How thresholds work if you’re also a sole trader (combined qualifying income)

What counts as digital records (transaction-level records, not totals)

What’s included in a quarterly submission (totals sent to HMRC, not individual transactions)

Software options: landlord-focused software vs accounting software vs bridging spreadsheets

How MTD works with an accountant (sharing access vs exporting data)

PATMA demo: bank feed processing, splitting agent fees, joint ownership, and submitting to HMRC (test environment)

Q&A: manual rent entry and pricing for larger portfolios

🗓 Key takeaway

MTD introduces quarterly updates during the year, but you’ll still complete an end-of-year return — just using MTD-compatible software rather than HMRC’s old online filing.