MTD Software for Accountants
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax, handled from bank data to HMRC submission.
Quick & Easy
MTD Software for Income Tax
File your clients’ Making Tax Digital updates directly with HMRC — without spreadsheets, portals or manual re-entry.
Streem Connect turns client bank data, PDF statements and spreadsheet imports into categorised tax reports, then helps you submit quarterly MTD for Income Tax updates in a few clicks. Full CIS support included.
Full CIS support included. No portal logins. No bridging software. No chasing clients for receipts.
The Problem
Making Tax Digital just multiplied your workload
Making Tax Digital means every self-employed and landlord client now requires quarterly submissions to HMRC.
That’s:
- 4× the submissions
- 4× the deadlines
- 4× the spreadsheet work
For most practices, that quickly becomes unmanageable.
Streem replaces the entire process with one clean workflow:
👉 Connect your client’s bank
👉 Review their figures
👉 Submit directly to HMRC
All from one dashboard. Every client. Every deadline.
Who needs MTD for Income Tax software?
Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax is being rolled out in stages, starting in April 2026. For accountants, this means a growing number of clients will need to keep digital records and submit updates to HMRC throughout the year — not just at year end.
Key thresholds
- From April 2026 — sole traders and landlords with income over £50,000
- From April 2027 — threshold reduces to £30,000
- From April 2028 — expected to reduce further to £20,000
As these thresholds drop, more of your client base will fall into MTD — increasing the volume of records, categorisation, and quarterly submissions your practice needs to handle.
What MTD requires
For each eligible client, you’ll need to:
- Maintain digital records of income and expenses
- Submit quarterly updates to HMRC
- Complete a final end-of-year submission
- Keep separate records for each income source (e.g. self-employment, UK property, foreign property)
What this means for your practice
MTD isn’t just a filing change — it’s a workflow shift.
Instead of collecting information once a year, you’ll be dealing with:
- More frequent client data collection
- Incomplete or inconsistent records
- Increased pressure around quarterly deadlines
- A need for systems that scale across multiple clients
How Streem Connect helps
Streem Connect is built for this shift.
It brings together bank data, PDF statements and spreadsheet imports, helps you categorise transactions for tax, and prepares everything for direct MTD submission to HMRC — all in one workflow.
So instead of chasing records and juggling tools, your practice can stay ahead of MTD with a process that actually scales.
How it works
From bank data to HMRC submission,
in three steps
Streem brings your client’s financial data into one workflow, categorises it for tax, then prepares it for direct MTD submission to HMRC.
Bring in your client's data
Streem pulls transactions automatically — and you can combine multiple sources into a single report.
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Open Banking connections Connect client accounts once and transactions flow in daily. No more chasing statements.
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Scanned PDF statements Upload historical or missing data and our OCR extracts every transaction.
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Spreadsheet import Drop in CSV or Excel files and map the columns in seconds.
Let Streem do the heavy lifting
Our Tax Analyse report turns raw transactions into a structured, HMRC-ready tax summary — without the spreadsheet grind.
- Automatic supplier recognition and grouping
- Bulk categorisation using HMRC tax codes
- Learns over time across your entire client base
- Add missing data (cash, mileage, journals, capital movements)
- Apply business-use adjustments for mixed expenses
A clean, accurate profit & loss built directly from real bank data — fully auditable and ready to submit.
Submit to HMRC in minutes
When it's time to file, Streem guides you through a simple submission flow.
- Choose your expense method (Consolidated or Itemised)
- Select your data source
- Pick the correct reporting period
- Review and send to HMRC
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The HMRC connection
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Compliance requirements
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Fraud-prevention headers
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Audit trail
So every submission is correct, every time.