Organised and clear
Tax can be a lot. Paperwork piles up, deadlines creep closer and keeping tabs on your to-do list feels almost impossible.
Free, HMRC-recognised MTD software built into Monzo Business as standard. Ready to set up now in time for April.
Made for sole traders and landlords. You can check it's the right fit before applying.
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Escape extra admin. File for free, categorise transactions, attach receipts and use Pots to put money aside for tax.
It's the new way for sole traders and landlords to report income and expenses to HMRC.
You'll need to use software recognised by HMRC, like ours, to send quarterly updates and file your end of year return.
It's happening in waves from April 2026, starting with anyone with a gross income over £50,000.
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Our free business bank account comes ready for Making Tax Digital with no extra cost. Saving you money and time.

Step 1
Tell us a bit about your business
Answer 5 questions to make sure our tool’s right for you.
Step 2
Open your business account
Over 80% of business accounts are opened on the same day. Made for sole traders and landlords.
Step 3
Get tax ready
Dip into helpful lessons, categorise your transactions and submit your updates to HMRC.
Everything you need to know in words you'll understand.
That's more than half a million UK businesses already changing the way they bank. Sign up or switch to Monzo Business if you have a business account elsewhere.

What's happening and when.
6 April 2026 marks the start of the 2026 to 2027 tax year. And the start of MTD for the first wave of sole traders and landlords.
7 August 2026 is when businesses need to submit their first quarterly submission by. The next submission is due 3 months later.
The next wave of sole traders and landlords start to report income and expenses the new way.
The last wave of sole traders and landlords to report income and expenses digitally.
HMRC are changing how you report income tax. The tax itself is staying the same. Instead of the annual Self Assessment, you'll need to keep digital records and submit quarterly updates using HMRC-recognised software (like ours).
Modernising the tax system is a big job and so HMRC are going about it in phases, over a few years. This started back in 2019 with Making Tax Digital for Value Added Tax (VAT). Now it's the turn of income tax, starting in April 2026.
HMRC requires sole traders and landlords turning over a certain amount to record your transactions and send quarterly updates using HMRC-recognised software. You'll get up-to-date tax estimates with every update, meaning fewer surprises when it comes to submitting your end of year return.
Any sole trader and landlord who needs to use Making Tax Digital can use our tool. We won't support accruals basis accounting, filing Value Added Tax (VAT) and collaborating with accountants.
Of course we're going to say this, but it really is straightforward to get going with Monzo. We'll guide you through the 3 step setup: turning on tax categories for record keeping, linking your HMRC account and opting in to Making Tax Digital and learning how to record money outside Monzo. Yes, you can record account activity and cash transactions that happen outside of Monzo yourself in the app.
Yes. Our free Monzo Business Account comes with Making Tax Digital software built in as standard.
You have 3 plans to choose from: Lite is free, Pro is £9 a month and Team starts at £25 a month.