October · all sorted except 2 · how we tell these apart
Money, tenancy, documents and deadlines — per property.
Tax year 2026–27
£995 expected 1 Oct. This tenant has paid on time 11 of the last 12 months. A gentle reminder went Monday.
HSBC · ref “SMITH OCT” · 14 Oct
This changes your tax two different ways. Which was it?
14 transactions found · 11 sorted automatically · 1 personal item left out
Q2 · 6 July to 5 October · your half of two jointly-owned properties. David’s copy is identical.
These are cumulative figures for the year so far, in HMRC’s own categories. You can correct anything later — quarters are updates, not final returns.
6 April – 5 July · sent 4 Aug at 09:12 · your half of two jointly-owned properties
Spot a mistake? Nothing to panic about — quarters are cumulative, so a correction in Q2 quietly fixes the year. Tap any figure in a live account to see the transactions behind it.
Twenty seconds, while you remember. It lands in Money, sorted.
Only address and rent are required — everything else can come later.
Change anything — every edit keeps an audit trail.
Every receipt you attach lives here, tied to its transaction. If HMRC ever asks for proof — and they can, years later — it’s all in one place, and it’s all in your export.
Direction is only the first clue. Money coming in isn’t always income, and money going out isn’t always deductible — that’s where most people get taxed wrongly.
No forms, no questionnaire. Just numbers going into named boxes HMRC already knows about.
A read-only invite by email. They log into their own view of your books — look at everything, change nothing.
Short, plain-English, and rewritten the week the rules change — each one checked against GOV.UK before it’s published on kvarta.co.uk.
HMRC will then ask: “Grant Kvarta permission to view and submit your Income Tax updates?” — you approve, and you’re sent straight back to Kvarta. Revocable any time in your HMRC account.