Making Tax Digital is here, are you ready? Get in touch today.
Making Tax Digital is here, are you ready? Get in touch today.
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax has changed how many landlords and sole traders must keep their records and report their income to HMRC.
If you are unsure whether the rules apply to you, worried about using Xero or simply want someone to manage the process, Wise Virtual Services can help.
From setting up Xero and organising your records to ongoing bookkeeping and quarterly submissions, I can make Making Tax Digital straightforward and manageable.
Making Tax Digital, often shortened to MTD, requires eligible landlords and sole traders to:
The quarterly updates are not four additional tax returns, and they do not mean you will automatically pay Income Tax every quarter.
MTD applies to sole traders and landlords registered for Self Assessment whose qualifying income is:
Qualifying income is your total income from self-employment and property before expenses are deducted. If you receive both, the amounts are added together.
Employment income, pensions and dividends do not normally count towards the threshold.
You can check the latest requirements using HMRC’s Making Tax Digital guidance.
If you use the standard tax-year periods, your updates must be submitted by:
Your bookkeeping must be kept up to date so the correct income and expense totals can be submitted by each deadline.
If you are new to Xero, I can set everything up correctly from the beginning, including:
If your records are currently on paper, in spreadsheets, mixed across several accounts or simply behind, please do not panic.
I can:
I can manage your bookkeeping throughout the year so it does not build up before each deadline.
This can include:
You do not need to leave your existing accountant. With your permission, I can work alongside them to ensure your Xero records are accurate, avoid duplicated work and provide everything needed for your annual tax return.
Get in touch today to discuss your current setup and receive an approximate quotation.