As Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax approaches, many sole traders and landlords are looking for a digital system that’s simple, reliable, and fully compliant. Xero Simple has been created specifically with MTD for Income Tax in mind — giving you the tools you need to stay organised, accurate, and confident throughout the year.
From April 2026, MTD will apply to individuals with gross income over £50,000, and from April 2027 to those earning over £30,000. This means quarterly digital updates and a final declaration will become part of your annual tax routine. Xero Simple is designed to make that transition as smooth as possible.
Xero Simple takes the core strengths of Xero and streamlines them for individuals who need a clean, compliant, and easy‑to‑use bookkeeping system. Key features include:
Together, these features give you a clear picture of your finances and help ensure your records stay compliant as MTD becomes mandatory.
We’re hosting a practical walk‑through of Xero Simple with our partners at Xero on:
Tuesday 24 February - 2:00pm
You’ll see how the software works day‑to‑day, how it supports quarterly MTD submissions, and how it can simplify your bookkeeping from the ground up.
Webinar link: MicrosoftVirtual Events Powered by Teams
As the new rules come into force, it’s important to ensure:
Xero Simple ticks all these boxes, making it a strong choice for anyone wanting a smooth transition into the new digital tax system. Please reach out to us if you have any questions or would like more information.
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