Sole Trader + Landlord MTD Bundle 2027/28

£22.00

Both RuleKits MTD Record Kits for 2027/28 in one download: sole trader and landlord. For people with self-employment and property income. Save £6. Excel and Google Sheets. Where it applies: Whole UK.

  • Instant download straight after payment
  • Every rule checked against official sources, with a Sources page
  • Plain English, made in Scotland
SKU: RK-MTD-BUNDLE-2728
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Description

Where it applies: Whole UK

Have a business and rental income? Both count towards your Making Tax Digital threshold, and you send separate quarterly updates for each. This bundle gives you both kits together.

What’s included

  • Sole Trader MTD Record Kit 2027/28 (blank + example + PDF guide)
  • Landlord MTD Record Kit 2027/28 (blank + example + PDF guide)
  • Sources pages listing the official GOV.UK pages we checked

Important

These spreadsheets keep your records. They do not send anything to HMRC. To file under Making Tax Digital you also need HMRC-compatible bridging software.

Updates and download

Free updates for the 2027/28 tax year if the rules change. Instant download after payment. At checkout you agree that the download can start straight away and that you then lose the 14-day right to cancel. Your rights if a kit is faulty are not affected.

These kits are general information to help you keep records and understand the rules. They are not legal, tax or financial advice. Check your own situation with HMRC, GOV.UK or a qualified adviser. Rules can change; we update these kits when they do.

Tip for setting up: you can either upload the two kits’ files to this product, or use WooCommerce’s “Grouped” type. Uploading the files directly (simple, virtual, downloadable) is easiest.

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Important: this kit is general information to help you keep records and understand the rules. It is not legal, tax or financial advice. Check your own situation with HMRC, GOV.UK or a qualified adviser.