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Making Tax Digital for sole traders and landlords. In development; founding members get two months free.

1Bookkeeping

Transactions sorted into HMRC categories.

Connect your bank, or your spreadsheet once the bridge arrives this winter. Every line lands in the right HMRC box, with the rule that put it there.

Sorted todayExample

Client payment Income+£1,240.00Rule: known payer

Builders’ merchant Materials−£86.40Rule: merchant name

Fuel station Motor costs−£54.10Rule: card category

Rent, Flat 2 Property income+£950.00Rule: standing order

2Tax set aside

Always know what you owe.

A running estimate of your Income Tax and Class 4 National Insurance, updated as transactions come in.

Set aside for 2026/27On track for January

£4,820

68% of your estimated billExample figures

Income tax£3,708

Class 4 National Insurance£1,112

3Shield™

Caught before it reaches HMRC.

Before anything is sent, Shield checks it: the personal coffee claimed by mistake, quarter dates that don’t match, a figure far from your usual.

Shield review, Quarter 28 checks run

HMRC access in placeClear

Quarter dates match HMRC’sClear

Every income source registeredClear

Coffee shop, £4.20Looks personal. Is it a business cost?

4Quarterly update

Quarterly updates, built from your records.

When a quarter closes, the update is already built from your records. One tap sends it, and you keep a receipt of exactly what HMRC received.

Quarter 2 · 6 Apr to 5 OctExample

Income£8,450.00

Allowable expenses£1,912.40

Sent to HMRC6 Nov, 09:14

HMRC after 5 minutesReceived

HMRC after 24 hoursConfirmed

Filing switches on once HMRC approves .EWA’s software.

5The 2026 rules

When MTD applies to you.

Over £50,000 of rent and takings? It already applies. Over £30,000? From 6 April 2027, with no first-year grace.

Four quarterly updates and a yearly tax return. .EWA keeps the records each one needs as you go.

Next quarterly update

–days

until the Quarter 2 update is due on 7 November 2026.

Updates are year-to-date, so this one covers 6 April to 5 October. For 2026/27, HMRC isn’t giving penalty points for late quarterly updates. From April 2027, each missed deadline earns a point, and four points means a £200 penalty.

The 2026/27 tax year, for standard quarters

7 AugQuarter 1

7 NovQuarter 2

7 FebQuarter 3

7 MayQuarter 4

31 Jan 2028Tax return

Joining from April 2027 with income over £30,000? That’s – days away.

Features

MTD software for people who aren’t bookkeepers.

Most MTD software is built for bookkeepers. .EWA works from the records you already keep and asks only for what HMRC needs.

Spreadsheet bridge

Keep the sheet you already use.

Point .EWA at your .xlsx or .csv and it will read your columns, sort every line and build the update from it. In testing now, arriving this winter.

DateDescription£ 06/07Rent, July950.00 14/07Boiler service−95.00 02/08Insurance−28.40

Property incomeRepairsInsurance

Rule-based categories

Rules you can read.

Every category shows the rule that chose it. Change one, and .EWA remembers next time.

guesses made with your money

Shield™

Checked before it goes.

Missing access, wrong quarter dates, a personal cost. Shield looks first.

checks before anything leaves

Submission receipts

A receipt for every update.

What you sent, when, and what HMRC said five minutes and a day later.

24h

later, we check HMRC again

Full tax year

Quarterly updates and the tax return.

Some tools stop at the quarterly updates. .EWA also covers the yearly tax return (the final declaration).

4+1

updates, then the tax return

Self-employment and property

Rent and takings, kept apart.

Property and self-employment each get their own update, as HMRC requires, in one place. Joint owners record just their own share.

Agent access

Do it yourself, or hand it over.

Send your records to your accountant in one tap. They see the same figures, checks and receipts you do.

For landlords, sole traders and their accountants.

Landlords

Your rent counts towards MTD before any costs, and once MTD applies to you, it’s reported every quarter.

A view for each property, or all together
Costs sorted the way the property pages expect
Joint owners record their own share

What changes for landlords

Sole traders

Trades, drivers, freelancers and online sellers, with each business reported separately.

Bank feed or a statement upload
Know what you owe each week, not each January
See what’s safe to spend

See how it works

Accountants

Clients keep tidy records in .EWA. You run the quarter-close for all of them from one desk.

Deadlines pulled straight from HMRC
Shield’s checks across every client
A receipt per client, per quarter

.EWA Practice

Comparison

What .EWA covers that others don’t.

There are more than a hundred MTD products. Many cover only part of the job.

What you get	.EWA	Spreadsheet bridges	Big accounting suites
Keep using your own spreadsheet	This winter	Yes	Rarely
Every line sorted into HMRC’s boxes for you	Yes	You map it	Yes
Checks before anything is sent	Shield	Varies	Varies
A receipt of what HMRC received	Yes	Varies	Varies
Quarterly updates and the tax return	Yes	Often updates only	Yes
Written for people, not bookkeepers	Yes	Varies	Accounting terms

Based on public product pages for tools on HMRC’s software list, October 2026. Features vary by product.

From £5 a month when .EWA opens.

Founding members get the first two months free.

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