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Making Tax Digital?

No. There are no hidden fees for submitting MTD updates through !Coconut.

Yes! When you sign up to Zempler bank through our partnership, you get Coconut completely free for 2 years. Coconut is fully HMRC-recognised, easy to use, and takes care of digital record-keeping, quarterly updates, and everything you need for Making Tax Digital for Income Tax.

Yes. !Coconut provides step‑by‑step guides, help articles, and in‑app support to help you get MTD‑ready.

If you're affected, it’s a good idea to start preparing now by choosing Making Tax Digital for Income Tax compatible software like Coconut.

Coconut tracks your income and expenses, helps you stay organised, and is HMRC-recognised for Making Tax Digital for Income Tax submissions.

Coconut and GoSimpleTax are owned by the same directors and share the same goal which is to make tax and finances simpler and less stressful for self-employed people and landlords.

You’ll need to manage your finances digitally, but tools like Coconut can simplify tax reporting and reduce admin time.

If you're self-employed or a landlord earning over £20,000, you'll need to keep digital records and send quarterly updates to HMRC instead of filing a yearly Self Assessment tax return.

HMRC uses a points system. Miss enough deadlines and you’ll get a £200 fine. Late payments also incur interest and daily penalties, so it’s best to stay on track.

Making Tax Digital for Income Tax is a government initiative to make it easier to manage your tax by keeping digital records and submitting updates online.

!Coconut combines accounting, tax, and invoicing in one simple platform. Unlike traditional accounting software, !Coconut is built specifically for sole traders and landlords, using clear language, automatic bank feeds, real‑time tax estimates, and guided MTD submissions without accounting jargon.

You can reach our support team via chat or email, Monday to Friday, for help with Making Tax Digital for Income Tax and using Coconut.

Yes. !Coconut keeps users informed about relevant MTD rule changes that may affect them.