Hammock is the first landlord software recognised by HMRC for Making Tax Digital, trusted by UK landlords, accountancy practices and letting agents.

London, England
Joined May 2019
MTD expands on 6 April 2027. Will you be affected? Check whether your combined 2025–26 gross property and sole-trading income exceeds £30,000, then check HMRC’s conditions and exemptions: gethammock.io/dce12d
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Why “accounting software for landlords”? Hammock starts with your properties, tenancies and ownership, then links rent, expenses, bank activity and receipts to that context. Your accountant reviews property records, not just bank lines: gethammock.io/71938b
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Quarterly updates summarise property income and expenses during the year. The “Final Declaration” is the year-end tax return: check full-year figures, add other income and reliefs, then declare it complete. HMRC now calls it a tax return: gethammock.io/980dec
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Expense refunded or rent returned? Keep the context with the payment. Categorise the refund in Hammock while it is still fresh, so the record is easier to understand later.
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Connect your Hammock account to your accountant’s dashboard with Hammock’s help. They can review the rental income and expenses already there, instead of working from another spreadsheet version.
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Own a rental property together? Set your ownership percentages in Hammock and it allocates each owner’s share of rental income and expenses. You can submit each owner’s MTD updates from one account. Easy!
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Landlords using MTD: your next update is due 7 November. Check your accounts in Hammock this week so you’re ready well in advance: gethammock.io/980dec
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Landlords: after your first quarterly update, what MTD or digital-record question still needs a plain-English answer? Reply with the scenario—not personal financial details. We’ll use recurring questions to shape future guides. #MakingTaxDigital
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Multiple vehicles or drivers? Keep property mileage organised in Hammock. Enter the start and end points and let Hammock calculate the distance or add the journey manually. Mark return trips and find your total mileage claim in your tax statement.
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1/4 The easiest quarterly update is built before the deadline. Review your records regularly, resolve issues while the details are fresh, then use the quarter-end review for confirmation—not reconstruction.
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3/4 For jointly owned property, confirm each owner’s beneficial-ownership share before relying on their figures. If you have property and self-employment income, make sure both sets of digital records are complete and ready to review.
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4/4 Small, regular checks help prevent a deadline pile-up. What is the one bookkeeping task you are most likely to postpone?
Jointly owned property? Each owner reports rental income and allowable expenses according to their beneficial-ownership share. For spouses and civil partners living together, 50/50 rules normally apply unless a valid exception applies. What should we explain next?
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