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Frequently asked questions.
Need help? Our FAQ section covers all the basics to guide your Avona experience smoothly.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
Need help? Our FAQ section covers all the basics to guide your Avona experience smoothly.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
Need help? Our FAQ section covers all the basics to guide your Avona experience smoothly.
What is MTD for ITSA and does it apply to me?
How is Avona different from "standard" accounting software?
I have both a small business and a rental property. Can I use one account?
Do I still have to file a tax return on 31st January?
Is my data safe with Avona?
I’m not an accountant. Will I understand the terminology?
What is a "Digital Link" and why is it mandatory?
What happens if I miss a quarterly deadline?
Do I have to pay my tax bill every three months now?
Why do I need to provide my National Insurance (NI) number?
Can I try Avona before I commit to a subscription?
What is the difference between Avona Lite and Avona Pro?
Am I tied into a long-term contract?
What payment methods do you accept?
How do I cancel my subscription?
What happens to my data if I cancel my account?
What if my bank connection expires?
Does Avona handle Jointly Owned Properties?
What is the difference between Avona Lite and Avona Pro?
Does Avona replace my accountant?
What is MTD for ITSA and does it apply to me?
How is Avona different from "standard" accounting software?
I have both a small business and a rental property. Can I use one account?
Do I still have to file a tax return on 31st January?
Is my data safe with Avona?
I’m not an accountant. Will I understand the terminology?
What is a "Digital Link" and why is it mandatory?
What happens if I miss a quarterly deadline?
Do I have to pay my tax bill every three months now?
Why do I need to provide my National Insurance (NI) number?
Can I try Avona before I commit to a subscription?
What is the difference between Avona Lite and Avona Pro?
Am I tied into a long-term contract?
What payment methods do you accept?
How do I cancel my subscription?
What happens to my data if I cancel my account?
What if my bank connection expires?
Does Avona handle Jointly Owned Properties?
What is the difference between Avona Lite and Avona Pro?
Does Avona replace my accountant?
What is MTD for ITSA and does it apply to me?
How is Avona different from "standard" accounting software?
I have both a small business and a rental property. Can I use one account?
Do I still have to file a tax return on 31st January?
Is my data safe with Avona?
I’m not an accountant. Will I understand the terminology?
What is a "Digital Link" and why is it mandatory?
What happens if I miss a quarterly deadline?
Do I have to pay my tax bill every three months now?
Why do I need to provide my National Insurance (NI) number?
Can I try Avona before I commit to a subscription?
What is the difference between Avona Lite and Avona Pro?
Am I tied into a long-term contract?
What payment methods do you accept?
How do I cancel my subscription?
What happens to my data if I cancel my account?
What if my bank connection expires?
Does Avona handle Jointly Owned Properties?
What is the difference between Avona Lite and Avona Pro?
Does Avona replace my accountant?
Not sure if the taxman is coming for you yet?
If you're a sole trader or landlord, the rules change on 6 April 2026. You are legally required to switch to software like Avona if your total income was over £50,000 in the 2024/25 tax year.
HMRC looks at your gross turnover from sole trades and rentals—that means all the money you brought in before you deducted your expenses, not your final profit.
Not sure if the taxman is coming for you yet?
If you're a sole trader or landlord, the rules change on 6 April 2026. You are legally required to switch to software like Avona if your total income was over £50,000 in the 2024/25 tax year.
HMRC looks at your gross turnover from sole trades and rentals—that means all the money you brought in before you deducted your expenses, not your final profit.
Not sure if the taxman is coming for you yet?
If you're a sole trader or landlord, the rules change on 6 April 2026. You are legally required to switch to software like Avona if your total income was over £50,000 in the 2024/25 tax year.
HMRC looks at your gross turnover from sole trades and rentals—that means all the money you brought in before you deducted your expenses, not your final profit.