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Keep each property’s compliance dates in one place

Gas safety, electrical reports, EPCs, licences, deposits and the Renters’ Rights Act all run on different dates. Add a nickname for each property, enter the dates from your documents and the tracker will bring the next checks together. When you are ready, export the known deadlines to your own calendar.

If you only need the Making Tax Digital filing dates, the quarterly deadlines calendar is the place for them, because this tracker keeps property duties rather than tax dates.

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

What the tracker does, and where it stops

Where is my property information stored?
The tracker keeps what you enter only in local storage in the browser on the device you are using. Acrenvo does not receive it. Clearing that browser’s data also clears the tracker, so use the backup export if you want a separate copy.
How does the tracker calculate a deadline?
The tracker works out each deadline by adding the relevant interval to the date you enter. A gas safety reminder, for example, follows the last check date. Deposit protection follows the date the deposit was received, not the tenancy start. The result is a reminder, so compare it with the original document and official guidance.
How do calendar reminders work?
The calendar export creates an .ics file containing each future known due or review date and, where there is enough time, another event 30 days beforehand. You can import that file into Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook.
Does this cover every type of tenancy?
The tracker does not cover every type of tenancy, because it is an organiser for the common duties of private landlords in England only, and licensing schemes, exemptions and tenancy arrangements vary. The tracker links each item to official guidance, and it does not replace advice about a particular property or possession case.

Letting rules in England

If you let property in England, these guides explain the rules on tenancies, rent and housing standards that apply there.

Costs and records for each check

These guides explain, for each check in England, what the official guidance asks you to keep, what is known about the cost, and how the cost goes into your records for Making Tax Digital.