MTD-ready records. All year. Every year.
FlowFormTax is the UK's Pre-Accounting Platform for self-employed people and micro-businesses — keeping income and expenses MTD-ready and accountant-ready throughout the year, not in a January scramble.
What MTD-ready means for you
Every platform payout, cash tip, fuel receipt and vehicle cost captured digitally as it happens — not rebuilt from screenshots in January.
Invoices, Stripe/PayPal payouts and client payments dated, categorised and traceable across the full tax year.
Marketplace payouts, fees, refunds and supplier costs separated cleanly for HMRC and the accountant.
Rent, agent fees, repairs and allowable costs kept current per property — ready when MTD for Income Tax applies.
What MTD actually requires
HMRC's Making Tax Digital rules require self-employed people and landlords (above the income threshold) to keep digital records throughout the year and submit returns from MTD-compatible software. The deadlines are rolling — from April 2026 — and the threshold lowers over time.
The new reality: no more end-of-year reconstructions. HMRC expects a continuous, digital paper trail.
Why spreadsheets are a risk
Cells get overwritten silently. There's no history of what changed or when.
Copy-paste between tabs breaks the digital link HMRC's rules require.
Trying to remember a transaction from 11 months ago isn't a strategy.
One corrupted file or deleted column and your records are gone.
How FlowFormTax keeps you MTD-ready
- Every entry is digital from the start — no paper, no spreadsheet, no rebuild.
- Records are dated, categorised, and traceable — the shape HMRC expects.
- Income and expenses are kept current throughout the year, not piled up at year-end.
- Exports hand a clean, structured file to your accountant or MTD-bridging software.
- Built with accountant oversight, so the structure matches how returns are actually filed.
Be ready before Q1 closes in June 2026.
MTD for Income Tax begins with the tax year starting 6 April 2026, and the first quarterly update covers the period ending 5 July 2026. Start keeping the records HMRC will expect — now, not in the scramble before your first submission.
Start staying MTD-ready