A guide to helping clients prepare for MTD for Income Tax

QuickBooks’ Get Ready for MTD for Income Tax guide gives accountants and bookkeepers a practical starting point to brief clients with clarity and confidence. It explains the phased thresholds, starting from April 2026 for sole traders and landlords with income over £50,000, and sets out what clients need to do to stay compliant. 

The guide answers common questions, demystifies the digital requirements, and lays out the key dates that matter. It also outlines how accountants and bookkeepers can make the transition easier by offering:

• Guidance through every step of MTD

• Trusted software setup and support

• Deadline tracking and HMRC submissions handled for clients

• Expert advice on tax efficiency and planning

• Peace of mind that everything is under control

Whether you are preparing for early adoption or helping clients understand what is ahead, this guide is a useful tool to get everyone aligned.

Download the guide and start preparing your clients today.

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