Review business records
Keep digital records for your self-employment and property businesses. Complete the required quarterly updates and review any adjustments needed for the year.

Making Tax Digital · Annual return
Your Final Declaration brings the year together: business and property figures, other taxable income, gains and relevant reliefs. Find the guidance that fits your circumstances and see exactly where Avona’s support stands.
Start with the income or circumstances that apply to you. Each guide explains what to keep, what to check and what is available.
A job alongside your business? Understand how employment pay, tax already deducted and benefits fit into your annual MTD tax return.
Explore the guide In developmentUnderstand how bank interest and dividends fit alongside your business income, including allowances and overseas investment records.
Explore the guide In developmentKeep pension receipts separate from rental income, and understand where private pension contributions and tax relief enter your annual review.
Explore the guide Property quarterly support readyBring UK and overseas rental records into focus, while keeping foreign investment income and annual tax relief claims distinct.
Explore the guide In developmentUnderstand the difference between income and asset disposals, and why some property gains need action before your annual return.
Explore the guide In developmentPrepare the personal details behind student loan repayments, charitable giving, Marriage Allowance, Child Benefit charges and voluntary Class 2 National Insurance.
Explore the guideKeep digital records for your self-employment and property businesses. Complete the required quarterly updates and review any adjustments needed for the year.
Check employment, pensions, savings, dividends and gains, together with eligible reliefs and charges. Keep personal income distinct from business turnover.
Review the complete return and calculation, including tax already paid. Use software that supports all the sections you need, and meet any separate reporting and payment deadlines.
Read HMRC’s guidance on submitting your annual MTD tax return.
This maps the income and relief categories to practical guides. P60/P45 documents and benefits details support an employment review; they are not presented as separately recognised HMRC software features.
| Content hub | Income, records and reliefs covered | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| Employment & PAYE | Employment (PAYE), with P60/P45 records and benefits in kind supporting the annual review. | In development |
| Savings & investments | UK interest, UK dividends, foreign interest and foreign dividends. | In development |
| Pensions & retirement | State Pension, private pensions and private pension contributions. | In development |
| Property & overseas income | UK property and foreign property quarterly updates; foreign interest, foreign dividends and annual relief considerations. | Property quarterly support ready Foreign interest and dividends: in development. Annual relief support is not confirmed by the property listing. |
| Capital Gains Tax | Capital Gains and asset disposal information for the annual return. | In development |
| Allowances & charges | Student loans, charitable giving (Gift Aid), Marriage Allowance, High Income Child Benefit Charge and voluntary Class 2 National Insurance. | In development |
HMRC’s listing includes 16 annual-return categories in development. The six hubs cover 14 of those categories, alongside ready property quarterly support. The remaining two are Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) and partnership income. Contact us if your return needs either, and check availability before relying on an annual filing route.
No. Quarterly updates provide business and property information. The annual return brings together the final figures and other relevant income, gains and reliefs so you can confirm the complete tax position.
No. The features marked in development are planned. Check the current HMRC product listing and confirm your requirements with us before relying on Avona for your full annual return.
No. Keep up with quarterly obligations and any separate deadlines. For example, a UK residential property disposal can require a Capital Gains Tax report and payment within 60 days of completion.
Use Avona for the quarterly features available now. If your annual return includes other income, gains or reliefs, check that the features you need are available before choosing your filing route.