Webinar: Making Tax Digital – a practical guide for entrepreneurs and property owners
April 2026 marks the start of HMRC’s phased introduction of Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD IT). These changes will affect landlords, sole traders and many property owners – bringing new requirements for record‑keeping, submissions and digital compliance.
In this webinar, our tax and business specialists will explain what MTD IT means in practice and how you can prepare with confidence. We’ll also be joined by estate and letting agents Dutch & Dutch, who will share insights from the perspective of managing agents and their landlord clients.
During the session we will cover:
• How landlords and sole traders should prepare
• Record-keeping and submissions under MTD IT
• Pitfalls and how to avoid them
Time:
Tuesday 28 April 2026 | 1pm-2pm (UK time)
Location:
Virtual | Microsoft Teams
Panel Guests:
Jason Appel, Partner, Accounts and Business Services
Jason’s career at BKL spans from trainee to senior leader. He has reshaped and expanded our business services teams and supports clients—particularly in the property sector—as they grow and adapt to regulatory change.
Danielle Dark, Director, Private Client Tax
Danielle advises non‑UK residents, landlords and business owners on a wide range of private client matters. She helps individuals and families navigate regulatory changes that affect their tax position and is one of BKL’s leading experts on Making Tax Digital for Income Tax.
Tim Gazzard, Partner, Accounts and Business Services
Tim combines strong technical expertise with a personal approach. With two decades of experience supporting businesses and individuals, he now focuses on the music, media, sport and entertainment sectors while continuing to advise clients across a range of industries.
David Matthews, Director, Dutch & Dutch
David leads Dutch & Dutch, a 125‑year‑old estate agency and property management company in West Hampstead. His team manages around 600 residential and commercial properties for 240 landlord clients, giving him a practical perspective on how MTD IT will affect property owners.
