Intuit's Self Assessment and MTD for Income Tax tool for the self employed
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Andrew Rhodes
Sole trader · 11-50 employees · Wholesale
3 Feb 2026
The Self Assessment view maps to the boxes so January is calm now. Quarterly updates went to HMRC with no fuss at all.
Pros
The Self Assessment view maps to the boxes so January is calm now.
Cons
There is no balance sheet, my accountant still does the year end.
Amy Kaur
Management accountant · 51-200 employees · Hospitality
31 Jan 2026
The automatic mileage tracking has paid for the subscription many times over, and the Self Assessment view maps to the boxes so January is calm now. No complaints so far.
Pros
The automatic mileage tracking has paid for the subscription many times over.
Cons
You outgrow it the second you register for VAT or incorporate.
Thomas Radcliffe
Management accountant · 51-200 employees · Wholesale
25 Jan 2026
The Self Assessment view maps to the boxes so January is calm now, and the automatic mileage tracking has paid for the subscription many times over. No complaints so far.
Pros
The Self Assessment view maps to the boxes so January is calm now.
Cons
No free tier, so Sage looks cheaper if you barely drive for work.
Freya Bhatti
Bookkeeper · 1-10 employees · Accounting
23 Jan 2026
The Self Assessment view maps to the boxes so January is calm now, and everything is on the phone, which suits how I actually work. There is no balance sheet, my accountant still does the year end, but we live with it.
Pros
The Self Assessment view maps to the boxes so January is calm now.
Cons
There is no balance sheet, my accountant still does the year end.
Paul Baptiste
Sole trader · 1-10 employees · Legal services
19 Jan 2026
Everything is on the phone, which suits how I actually work, and the automatic mileage tracking has paid for the subscription many times over. No complaints so far.
Pros
Everything is on the phone, which suits how I actually work.
Cons
Reporting is thin beyond income and expenses.
Mark Devlin
Practice manager · 11-50 employees · Construction
19 Jan 2026
Quarterly updates went to HMRC with no fuss at all, and the Self Assessment view maps to the boxes so January is calm now. Reporting is thin beyond income and expenses, but we live with it.
Pros
Quarterly updates went to HMRC with no fuss at all.
Cons
Reporting is thin beyond income and expenses.
Jodie Kaur
Office manager · 11-50 employees · Wholesale
18 Jan 2026
The automatic mileage tracking has paid for the subscription many times over. Quarterly updates went to HMRC with no fuss at all.
Pros
The automatic mileage tracking has paid for the subscription many times over.
Cons
You outgrow it the second you register for VAT or incorporate.
Megan Bhatti
Finance director · 501-1000 employees · Veterinary
9 Jan 2026
It detects trips and I just swipe to say business or personal. Only real gripe is that reporting is thin beyond income and expenses.
Pros
It detects trips and I just swipe to say business or personal.
Cons
Reporting is thin beyond income and expenses.
Olivia Fairbanks
Sole trader · 1-10 employees · IT services
5 Jan 2026
Quarterly updates went to HMRC with no fuss at all, and receipts scan straight in and the categories are usually right. No complaints so far.
Pros
Quarterly updates went to HMRC with no fuss at all.
Cons
You outgrow it the second you register for VAT or incorporate.
Kevin Wexford
Payroll manager · 201-500 employees · Marketing and advertising
4 Jan 2026
The automatic mileage tracking has paid for the subscription many times over, and everything is on the phone, which suits how I actually work. No complaints so far.
Pros
The automatic mileage tracking has paid for the subscription many times over.
Cons
You outgrow it the second you register for VAT or incorporate.