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LAUNCHING APRIL 2027

Simple accounting for sole traders and limited companies.

Bookkeeping, invoicing and Making Tax Digital in one place — software that grows with you, from one income source to a whole business, with your accountant alongside.

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6 April 2027 — MTD for Income Tax reaches everyone with income over £30,000
THREE PLANS AT LAUNCH

Start simple. Move up when your business does.

Switch plans any time and your records come with you. Pricing is announced at launch — early access members get first-year pricing locked in.

Solo

For sole traders with one income source who just need to get MTD done.
Income and expense categories that match HMRC's
CSV import or manual entry
Quarterly MTD updates
Final declaration
Deadline reminders
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Grow

For traders and landlords with more going on, who want the books to keep themselves.
Everything in Solo, plus
Open Banking bank feeds
Receipt capture
Invoicing
More than one income source — self-employment and property together
MTD VAT returns

Pro

For businesses that work with an accountant or have a team.
Everything in Grow, plus
Accountant and agent access
Multiple users
Full reporting — profit and loss, balance sheet
Limited companies — CT600 and statutory accounts
Not sure which plan? Start on Solo — everything moves across when you upgrade, nothing to re-enter.
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BANK CHARGES HMRC

Bank Charges and HMRC: What Self-Employed People and Landlords Can Claim

Bank charges are usually tax deductible for sole traders and landlords if they relate to the business. See what counts, what does not, and how to record it.

PRE TRADING EXPENSES UK

Pre-Trading Expenses in the UK: What You Can Claim

What pre-trading and pre-letting expenses are, the seven-year rule, which costs qualify, how to record them and how service charges fit in for UK landlords.

GIFT AID SELF EMPLOYED

Gift Aid for the self-employed: how it works and how to claim

How Gift Aid works for sole traders and landlords: tax paid, higher-rate relief on the Self Assessment return, business expense rules and records to keep.