Category: Tax

Making Tax Digital means landlords need to send more frequent updates to HMRC, not five tax returns. Find out what you need to submit and when.

Making Tax Digital is coming for landlords. Learn who it affects, start dates, digital record rules, quarterly updates, and software options to prepare.

Making Tax Digital is here! We’ve created a handy checklist to help landlords get MTD-ready ahead of the deadline this April.

Learn how landlord tax is calculated and discover practical ways to reduce your tax bill in 2026 with reliefs, allowances, and smarter tax-planning strategies.

Making Tax Digital (MTD) for landlords is coming but PaTMa’s HMRC-recognised software has you covered. Submit your digital tax updates seamlessly, no extra tools or stress required.

Discover what HMRC doesn’t tell landlords about Making Tax Digital (MTD), from record-keeping traps to practical steps you can take now to avoid future stress. A must-read guide for landlords preparing for MTD.

Discover how landlords can breeze through tax returns with practical tips, tools like PaTMa, and strategies to stay organised year-round. Save time, reduce stress, and avoid penalties.

Maximise the benefits of digital record keeping by using both a Property Management System alongside the forthcoming Making Tax Digital programme.

When moving your business to digital record keeping, you should think about developing some good digital record keeping habits.

Why should you use digital record keeping in business? Here we look at how digital record keeping can really benefit your property business.

Planning for Making Tax Digital now will help Landlords maximise the advantages and minimise any possible disadvantages.

Time is money! So saving time on your landlord tax return can be a good way to save money …. as well as a lot of hard work and effort too. In this post we will look at how to save time on your landlord tax return and at the ways the PaTMa landlord tax return feature can help you be more efficient.

When completing your landlord tax return you’ll want to make sure it is completed accurately. Here are our tips and advice on completing your self assessment landlord tax return properly.

If you're a landlord – or planning on becoming a landlord – you'll need to complete a landlord tax return. Here we explain exactly what a landlord tax return is and how to get started on yours.

The final part in our guide to completing your tax return with PaTMa. With all your details entered this covers extracting your results and double checking them.

This part of our six part guide to completing your tax return with PaTMa is all about entering your property expenses - repairs, professional fees, insurance and everything else.

Part 4 of 6 in our tax return guide is all about entering your mortgage payments - making sure you split the interest from capital repayments.

Record your rent receipts and start to see your property graphs come to life. Part 3 of 6 in our tax return guide.

Add all your tenancy records, when they started, rent changes and any endings. Also upload the contract and keep tenant contact details handy on PaTMa. Part 2 of 6.

Get started with your landlord tax return by entering your property details on PaTMa. This is part one of a seven part guide to beat the tax return deadline.