Landlord Vision and MTD for Income Tax

Written by the Quidtrail team · Facts last checked 18 October 2026

Product information, not a review. We haven't tested Landlord Vision, and we don't rate or rank software. Everything below comes from HMRC's software finder and Landlord Vision's own website and help pages on 18 October 2026. Features and prices change, so check the provider's current pages before you sign up.

General information, not tax advice. Check with an accountant or HMRC for your situation.

At a glance


What it is	Property management and accounting software for UK landlords, with MTD for Income Tax features (provider says)
HMRC software finder (18 Oct 2026)	Listed as "Landlord Vision": paid, creates records, quarterly updates and tax return; sole trader, UK property and foreign property income (HMRC finder)
Income sources (provider says)	UK property, overseas property, and self-employment through "self-employed portfolios" (Landlord Vision FAQ)
Joint ownership (provider says)	Ownership percentages at portfolio level, property level or both, with automatic apportionment (Landlord Vision FAQ)
Pricing (provider says)	Plans priced by number of tenancies; prices shown exclude VAT. See current price on the provider's site (checked 18 October 2026) (pricing)
Free trial (provider says)	2-week free trial (pricing)

What Landlord Vision says it does for MTD

According to its MTD page and FAQ (MTD page; FAQ):

Connects to HMRC using your Government Gateway login, then sends and receives MTD data.
Maps HMRC "businesses" to portfolios, so income and expenses flow into the right quarterly update. UK and overseas properties are mapped as separate businesses.
Quarterly updates: compiles totals for you to review, then submits them.
Year-end: adjustments, losses and loss claims (including after finalising), and the final declaration, which it says can include wider personal tax items such as PAYE, dividends, savings interest and pension contributions.
Non-property income and expenses can be recorded under non-property categories, kept separate from properties.

Joint ownership

Landlord Vision says you set the ownership percentage at portfolio level, property level, or both, and it apportions income and expenditure to each owner automatically when submitting. It also says each owner signs up for MTD individually and files their own quarterly updates, while everything can be held in one Landlord Vision account with access to the relevant portfolios (FAQ; knowledge base).

That fits HMRC's rule that, if you're in MTD, you keep records of your share of jointly let property (GOV.UK). See MTD software for joint owners for how other providers describe this.

Overseas property

Landlord Vision says it reports UK and overseas property as separate property businesses, each with its own quarterly updates, and that overseas tax paid is handled through Foreign Tax Credit Relief at the final declaration (FAQ). HMRC's rules require separate digital records for each foreign property, reported together as one foreign property business (GOV.UK). If you let property abroad, ask the provider how it keeps per-property records within that business. See MTD software for foreign property.

Self-employment alongside property

The provider says it supports self-employed portfolios for sole trade income and expenses, and that a sole trade needs its own self-employed portfolio. It also says you can file property income through Landlord Vision and self-employment through other software (FAQ). HMRC allows a separate product for each income source (GOV.UK). See software for landlords who are also sole traders.

Working with an accountant

Landlord Vision says you can invite your accountant as a team member so they can submit MTD data for you (FAQ). If your accountant is your agent for MTD, they'll also need to be authorised with HMRC. See DIY or accountant for MTD.

Pricing

Landlord Vision prices its plans by number of tenancies, says every plan includes its MTD features at no extra cost, and shows prices excluding VAT. When we checked on 18 October 2026, its pricing page showed several figures per plan, including discounted and promotional prices, so we haven't reproduced them here: see the current price on the provider's site (pricing). For how it compares on cost with other products, see what MTD software costs.

Does it cover every income source you need to report, or will you need a second product?
How does it handle different ownership shares if your co-owners differ from property to property?
If you have foreign property, how are per-property records kept?
What does the plan for your number of tenancies cost after any introductory discount, including VAT?
Does your accountant use it, or are they happy to be invited?

Last checked against HMRC's software finder and the provider's site on 18 October 2026. Not tax advice.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a Landlord Vision review?

No. It's product information taken from Landlord Vision's own pages and HMRC's finder. We haven't tested it and we don't give verdicts or ratings.

Does Landlord Vision handle jointly owned property for MTD?

The provider says so: you set ownership percentages at portfolio or property level and it apportions figures to each owner, with each owner filing their own updates (FAQ).

Can I use Landlord Vision for my rentals and different software for my business?

The provider says yes (FAQ), and HMRC allows a separate product for each income source (GOV.UK).

How much does Landlord Vision cost?

It depends on how many tenancies you have. See the current price on the provider's pricing page (checked 18 October 2026).

What are the alternatives?

See MTD software for landlords for a side-by-side table, or our MTD software directory for every product on HMRC's finder, A to Z.

Sources

Facts last checked: 18 October 2026.