MTD Myths vs. Reality: What UK Landlords Actually Need to Know

Free webinar replay: a chartered accountant separates MTD myth from reality for UK landlords. What HMRC really expects, and what you must do yourself.

Why watch this

There's a lot of noise about Making Tax Digital right now. Quarterly tax returns. Expensive software. Complicated new rules. If you're a landlord trying to work out what MTD actually means for you, it's easy to feel overwhelmed.

Here's the truth: MTD isn't as scary as the headlines suggest. But there are real requirements coming, and understanding what's fact versus fiction could save you time, stress, and potentially costly mistakes.

Join chartered accountant Kimberley Shapcott FCA and Landlord Studio co-founder Logan Ransley for a free 45-minute session that separates MTD myth from reality. No jargon. No sales pitch. Just clear, practical guidance from an expert who works with landlords every day.

Whether you're approaching the £50,000 threshold, planning to grow your portfolio, or simply want to understand what's coming—this session gives you the clarity you need to prepare with confidence.

We'll tackle the biggest misconceptions head-on, explain exactly what HMRC expects, and show you how to get compliant without overcomplicating your life.

Logan Ransley, Co-Founder of Landlord Studio
Kimberley Shapcott, owner of Shapcotts Accountants

Hosted by

Logan Ransley

Kimberley Shapcott

When

On Demand (Click Video Above)

Duration

45 minutes, Webinar Replay

Guest

Kimberley Shapcott, Owner at Shapcotts Accountants

What you'll learn

  • Clarity on thresholds: Know exactly when MTD applies to you—and when it doesn't
  • The quarterly update truth: Understand what you're actually submitting (hint: it's not a tax return)
  • Your real responsibilities: What you must do personally vs. what your accountant handles
  • A practical compliance roadmap: Step-by-step guidance on getting ready before April 2026‍
  • Answers to your questions: Live Q&A with a chartered accountant
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