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Quarterwise

Light bookkeeping and MTD filing for UK landlords and the self-employed: you record income and expenses by hand, from a CSV file or from a letting platform's earnings report, and Quarterwise sends your quarterly updates and tax return to HMRC, free for one property or one business.

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In HMRC’s software finder since 21 August 2026. About this date

HMRC’s software list says Quarterwise covers sole trader and UK property income and can send your tax return. What HMRC’s list says

Who Quarterwise suits

Landlords with one property, or sole traders with one business, who want to file their quarterly updates and tax return without paying, landlords with several properties, including property abroad, who want simple books for each one, and short-term let hosts who want to import their Airbnb, Vrbo or Booking.com earnings files.

Plans and prices

Quarterwise published plan prices
PlanPriceNotes
FreeFree
  • No card and no time limit
  • One property or one self-employment business, with manual entry and CSV import
  • Includes quarterly updates, the tax return and deadline reminders
Pro£12/mo
  • £12 a month, or £99 a year (about £8.25 a month)
  • VAT treatment is not stated
  • Unlimited properties and businesses, including overseas property
  • Adds AI categorisation, receipt capture, a profit and loss for each property and business, and a live tax estimate
  • 30-day money-back guarantee

Good to know

Quarterwise's free plan covers one property or one self-employment business with no card and no time limit, and it includes the quarterly updates and the tax return. Its terms, last updated in September 2026, describe the free plan as covering a single property, so a sole trader may want to confirm the free plan before relying on it. Pro costs £12 a month or £99 a year, adds unlimited properties and businesses, overseas property, receipt capture and a live tax estimate, and Quarterwise does not say whether its prices include VAT. You add income and expenses by hand or import a CSV file, so we do not mark it as having bank feeds. Short-term let hosts can import their platform earnings, and Quarterwise treats that income as ordinary UK property income now that the furnished holiday lettings rules have gone. Its about page says jointly owned property can be shared with your co-owner so that each of you files your own share, and that you can invite an adviser to view or keep your books. A June 2026 guide says your accountant cannot log in yet, but the newer terms mention people you have shared your books with, so we go with the newer pages. Its FAQ and about page now both say that other income, such as savings interest, dividends and pensions, can be added to the tax return in Quarterwise. We did not find mileage tracking or mobile apps. We checked this on 25 October 2026.

What it can do

Bank feed importNo
Multiple propertiesYes
Self-employment incomeYes
Joint ownershipYes
Holiday-let / legacy FHL handlingYes
Mileage trackingNo
Receipt captureYes
Accountant accessYes
Free tierYes
MTD for VAT returnsNot stated

‘No’ means Quarterwise’s own pages did not show it when we checked on 25 October 2026. The product may still do it, so ask Quarterwise if it matters to you.

‘Not stated’ means Quarterwise’s own pages said nothing about it either way when we checked.

What Quarterwise works with

Receipts
On Pro you photograph a receipt and Quarterwise keeps it against the right expense. Quarterwise’s page about receipts
Your accountant
You can invite an adviser to view your books or keep them for you, while only you can connect to HMRC or send an update. Quarterwise’s page about working with an accountant
Payroll
Not stated
Spreadsheets
You can export a spreadsheet as a CSV file and import it, and you can import earnings reports from Airbnb, Vrbo and Booking.com. Quarterwise’s page about spreadsheets

We read this on Quarterwise’s own pages on 25 October 2026. ‘Not stated’ means Quarterwise’s own pages said nothing about it either way.

What HMRC’s software list says about Quarterwise

HMRC’s software list says Quarterwise can send your tax return. HMRC’s list changed this from intended to available on 2 October 2026. HMRC’s list marks each feature as available now or intended for later. ‘Not stated’ means HMRC’s list says nothing about that feature for Quarterwise either way. This is what HMRC’s list says, not something we have tested ourselves, and the same answers for every product on HMRC’s list are set out together.

Who HMRC lists it for

Individuals
Available
Agents, such as accountants
Not stated
Sole trader income
Available
UK property income
Available
Sending quarterly updates
Available

Your tax return and other income

Sending your tax return
Availablesince 2 October 2026
Foreign property
Available
Construction Industry Scheme (CIS)
Availablesince 2 October 2026
Employment (PAYE)
Availablesince 2 October 2026
UK dividends
Availablesince 2 October 2026
UK interest
Availablesince 2 October 2026
Capital gains
Availablesince 2 October 2026

How it works

Bridging software that connects to your records
Available
Calendar update periods (1 April to 31 March)
Available
A free version
Available
Welsh language
Not stated

Accessibility

Blindness or impaired vision
Available
Deafness or impaired hearing
Available
Motor or physical difficulties
Available
Cognitive impairments
Available

This is HMRC’s list as it stood on 30 October 2026. A date beside a feature is when HMRC’s list changed it from intended to available. HMRC’s software finder shows the current answers. How we read HMRC’s list

What HMRC’s Self Assessment software list says about Quarterwise

If you are sending a Self Assessment return for the 2025 to 2026 tax year, HMRC keeps a separate list of commercial software for that yearly return, apart from its MTD software list.

HMRC’s Self Assessment software list, as we read it on 31 October 2026, names no product from Malden Ltd, the company that provides this software.

GOV.UK last updated HMRC’s list on 23 October 2026, and we read it on 31 October 2026. HMRC does not endorse Acrenvo or any product in its list. HMRC’s list of software for your Self Assessment return

Questions about Quarterwise on HMRC’s lists

Is Quarterwise on HMRC’s software list for Making Tax Digital?

HMRC’s software list for Making Tax Digital for Income Tax, as it stood on 30 October 2026, includes Quarterwise. It has been in HMRC’s software finder since 21 August 2026.

Does HMRC’s software list show Quarterwise as able to send your tax return?

HMRC’s software list as it stood on 30 October 2026 marks sending your tax return as “Available” for Quarterwise, and HMRC’s list changed it from intended to available on 2 October 2026.

We checked these prices on Quarterwise’s website on 25 October 2026. How we compare products

If a price or plan here has changed, please tell us at hello@acrenvo.com and we will check it on Quarterwise’s own site.

Once you have chosen, the guide After choosing software: getting it ready for MTD, as GOV.UK explains covers the steps that come next.

Weighing Quarterwise against other products

Hear about price changes once a month

We’ll email you a link to confirm first. Once you confirm, Acrenvo will send one email a month summarising the MTD software price changes we have checked and any changes to HMRC’s list of software for MTD for Income Tax, with links to the pages on Acrenvo where each change is recorded. Each email may also pick out one dated finding from that month’s record and list the coming MTD for Income Tax deadlines. If nothing changed in a month, we send nothing. In future it may also carry one advert and news of paid guides or templates from Acrenvo, each clearly labelled for what it is. Every email has a stop link, and stopping takes a single click.

This is separate from the deadline reminders, and signing up for one does not sign you up for the other. No account is needed. How we use your email address. Past emails and what each one holds