Self Assessment & MTD Income Tax

Self assessment software that files every form to HMRC

From the SA100 main return to every supplementary page — employment, self-employment, partnership, property, foreign income, trusts, capital gains, residence — and the new MTD for Income Tax quarterly updates, end-of-period statement, and final declaration. AccLedger files them all, directly to HMRC.

HMRC-recognised · 90-day free trial · From £7.50/month for sole traders

SA100 main return

The headline self assessment return covering interest, dividends, UK pensions, gift aid, blind person's allowance, and the rest. AccLedger pre-fills from your bookkeeping, you review, sign and submit.

MTD Income Tax — quarterly updates

Required from April 2026 for sole traders and landlords above £50,000. AccLedger compiles each quarterly update from your live records and submits to HMRC five business days before the deadline.

EOPS & final declaration

Under MTD ITSA, the year ends with an end-of-period statement to confirm each business, and a final declaration that wraps in employment, dividends, savings and pensions. AccLedger walks you through both.

Every supplementary form supported

SA102 (employment), SA103 (self-employment), SA104 (partnership), SA105 (UK property), SA106 (foreign), SA107 (trusts), SA108 (capital gains) and SA109 (residence) — all available, all filed.

Real-time tax estimate

See your projected income tax and NIC liability after every transaction. Tax bands, personal allowance taper, and reliefs applied automatically — no January surprises.

Invite your accountant

Add your accountant to AccLedger at no extra cost. They can review and approve every supplementary form, every quarterly update, and the final declaration before submission.

All SA100 supplementary forms supported

AccLedger covers the full SA100 family of returns. Pick the supplementary pages that apply, fill in or auto-populate the figures from your books, and submit everything together — or save and come back.

  • SA100 — main self assessment return
  • SA102 — Employment (one page per employer, full benefits and expenses schedule)
  • SA103 — Self-employment (short and full versions)
  • SA104 — Partnership share
  • SA105 — UK property income
  • SA106 — Foreign income, dividends, pensions and tax credit relief
  • SA107 — Trusts, settlements and estates
  • SA108 — Capital gains summary with full computation attachment
  • SA109 — Residence, remittance basis and domicile
  • Plus pensions, gift aid, blind person's allowance and additional information

MTD for Income Tax — quarterly to final declaration

Making Tax Digital for Income Tax replaces the old "one return in January" rhythm with quarterly updates, an end-of-period statement per business, and a single final declaration. AccLedger orchestrates every step.

  • Quarterly updates submitted from your live ledgers (one per business)
  • EOPS confirms the figures for each sole trade or property business
  • Final declaration combines all sources (employment, dividends, savings, pensions)
  • Submission receipts retrievable from HMRC, audit-grade history retained
  • Mandatory wave: April 2026 (£50k+), April 2027 (£30k+), April 2028 (£20k+)

Built for the way real lives are taxed

Most people on self assessment are not just one thing. AccLedger handles the messy real-world combinations — a director who is also a freelancer who also rents out a flat — without forcing you to pick a single template.

  • Multiple sole trades and rental properties on one return
  • Director of a limited company drawing salary + dividends
  • CIS deductions tracked through the year and claimed on SA103
  • Mileage, use-of-home and simplified expenses included
  • Foreign income, foreign dividends and FTCR support

Landlords, capital gains, and residence — fully covered

Whether you have one buy-to-let or a portfolio, sold a second property, or have a residence question, AccLedger's self assessment flow has the right form, the right calculation, and the right schedule.

  • SA105: per-property income and expenses, with UK and overseas split
  • Mortgage interest restriction for higher-rate landlords applied automatically
  • SA108: capital gains computation per disposal, with annual exempt amount
  • SA106: foreign property income, foreign dividends, foreign tax credit relief
  • SA109: residence, remittance basis and domicile elections

One submission flow, two HMRC eras

For tax years before MTD ITSA mandate hits you, AccLedger files the legacy SA100 with all supplementary pages. Once MTD applies, the same data flows through quarterly updates and a final declaration. Your bookkeeping does not change — just the way HMRC receives it.

  • Legacy SA100 submission (annual) for years pre-MTD
  • MTD ITSA quarterly + EOPS + final declaration for years post-mandate
  • Same chart of accounts, same bank feeds, same reports — different submission cadence
  • AccLedger automatically uses the correct path for each tax year

Frequently asked questions

Which self assessment forms can AccLedger file?
AccLedger files the SA100 main return and every supplementary form: SA102 (employment), SA103 (self-employment short and full), SA104 (partnership), SA105 (UK property), SA106 (foreign), SA107 (trusts), SA108 (capital gains) and SA109 (residence). Every form on the standard self assessment menu is available.
Is AccLedger HMRC-recognised for self assessment?
Yes. AccLedger is on HMRC's register of recognised software for self assessment and Making Tax Digital for Income Tax, submitting through the official endpoints with the required fraud-prevention headers.
How does MTD for Income Tax change things?
From 6 April 2026, sole traders and landlords with combined gross income over £50,000 must keep digital records and file four quarterly updates per business, an end-of-period statement per business at year end, and a single final declaration that consolidates all income. The threshold drops to £30,000 in April 2027 and £20,000 in April 2028. AccLedger handles the whole flow.
I have several sources of income — can AccLedger handle that?
Yes. A typical AccLedger user might be employed (SA102), run a side trade (SA103), rent out a flat (SA105), and have foreign dividends (SA106). All four supplementaries can be completed in the same return, with the figures pre-filled from your bookkeeping where possible.
Can I file capital gains on the same return?
Yes. SA108 capital gains is fully supported, with a computation attachment for each disposal, the annual exempt amount applied, and the right rate (10/18/20/24/28%) selected based on your other income and the asset type.
What about residence and the remittance basis?
SA109 is supported, including residence claims, remittance basis claims, dual residence and domicile. The page is available even if the rest of your return is straightforward.
Does AccLedger pre-fill from my bookkeeping?
Yes. If you do your bookkeeping in AccLedger throughout the year (bank feeds, invoices, expenses, mileage), your SA103 self-employment figures, SA105 property figures, SA108 capital gains and dividend totals are pre-populated. You review, adjust if needed, and submit.
Can my accountant submit on my behalf?
Yes. Invite your accountant or accountancy firm to AccLedger. They can review every supplementary form, every quarterly MTD update, and the final declaration before you submit, or submit on your behalf.
What happens after I submit?
AccLedger receives the HMRC submission receipt, locks the period in your books, and stores the full return — figures and timestamps — in your submission history. If HMRC raises a query later, every supporting transaction is one click away.
Can I file late returns or amend a previous year?
Yes. AccLedger supports filing for prior tax years and amending an already-submitted return within HMRC's allowed window. Amendments are tracked separately in your history.

File your full self assessment with AccLedger

Every form, every supplementary, every MTD ITSA milestone — to HMRC, in one place. Free for 90 days, no card.

HMRC-recognised · 90-day free trial · From £7.50/month for sole traders