April 2026 is here.
Since this month, every UK sole trader earning over £50,000 has to keep digital records and send HMRC four updates a year — not just one Self Assessment. In 2027 the threshold drops to £30,000. In 2028 it's £20,000. Miss a submission and HMRC can fine you.
If you've been keeping your receipts in a shoebox and doing your tax return once a year in January, that's now four submissions a year, plus your annual return, plus payments on account, plus MTD-compliant digital records. Your first quarterly update is due in August. Most accountants will hand you Xero or FreeAgent and tell you to get on with it.
Tickety is the opposite. You don't learn software. You don't fill in forms. You connect your bank once, and we handle every submission HMRC ever asks for. Every month. Every quarter. Every year. Sorted.