Key takeaways MTD replaces one annual return with four quarterly updates and a Final Declaration. The quarterly updates are summaries, not mini tax returns. Adjustments and reliefs come at the Final Declaration. The real change is that bookkeeping becomes continuous rather than an annual event. Records must be digital and submitted through HMRC recognised software. […]
Key takeaways Making Tax Digital for Income Tax has applied since April 2026 to qualifying income above 50,000 pounds. From April 2027 the threshold drops to 30,000 pounds, which catches a far larger group. April 2028 brings it down again to 20,000 pounds. Qualifying income is gross self-employment and property income combined, before expenses. Employment […]
The 5 capabilities that decide whether property management software works in Ireland and the UK, rewritten as the statutory outputs each one has to produce, plus 8 questions to ask any vendor.
Migration guide for Irish AHBs moving from spreadsheet stacks to integrated housing platforms. The 14-week phased approach, the data pitfalls, the change management, and what good looks like in 2026.
A practical 2026 guide to block and OMC management software in Ireland: service charges, sinking funds, MUD Act fit, and how the realistic options compare.
A neutral 2026 comparison of the best letting agent software for Irish agencies, from Acquaint and Letman to Rentalize, on SI 199 client money, RTB, HAP and cost.
A neutral 2026 comparison of the best housing management systems in the UK, from Aareon, MRI and Civica to Rentalize Core, by capability, implementation time and cost.
Real, sourced 2026 pricing for property management software in the UK and Ireland, with Rentalize, TenantSync, Tilt Affinity, Landlord Vision and more compared.
Making Tax Digital is mandatory for landlords over GBP 50,000 from April 2026. Xero, FreeAgent, Hammock, Landlord Studio, ANNA and Rentalize compared honestly.
A side-by-side comparison of spreadsheets and property management software for Irish landlords: where a spreadsheet still works, where it quietly fails on RTB and rent cap compliance, and when software is worth it.
