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March 11, 2026
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Which plan do our clients need to provide MTD submissions for sole trader and landlord incomes simultaneously?

  • March 11, 2026
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QuickBooks Team
March 11, 2026

Hello there, Scas. To handle both sole trader and landlord income at the same time, your clients can use QuickBooks Sole Trader Plus. Other plans like Simple Start, Essentials, Plus, and Advanced also support MTD, making them great solutions for managing these two different income streams in one place.
 

These plans are built specifically for the 2026 MTD for the ITSA mandate. They allow your clients to keep Self-Employment and UK Property separate within the same account, ensuring every quarterly update is categorized correctly before it’s sent off to HMRC.

Feel free to reply to this post if you have more questions about QuickBooks. We’re here to assist you. 

ukSub
March 23, 2026

what are the limitations to the sole trader plus product?

ie maximum number of properties and maximum number of income sources supported?

thanks

EduardA
QuickBooks Team
March 24, 2026

Hi Steven. A separate QuickBooks account is required for each business income source. This also means single property ownership requires its own license to stay compliant with MTD for Income Tax.

 

To learn how to submit quarterly updates for each of your business income sources in QuickBooks, check out the Step 2: Separate quarterly reporting section in this article: MTD for IT: Managing combined business and rental income in QuickBooks.

 

Find the QuickBooks plan and features that best suit your business needs by visiting this page: Find a plan that's right for you.

 

Should you have any other questions, feel free to leave a message.