ANNA Money, an AI-powered business account and tax app, has announced that it has been approved by HMRC as a provider of software for Making Tax Digital for Income Tax, enabling customers to submit their quarterly tax filings directly to HMRC through ANNA’s intuitive and automated platform.
With Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self Assessment launching for higher earners in April 2026, small businesses and self-employed individuals such as sole traders, freelancers and landlords will need to keep digital records and submit tax information using compatible software on a quarterly basis – representing a fundamental change from the current annual system. As MTD requirements continue to expand, businesses must ensure they are prepared to adjust to the new system.
With its inclusion on HMRC’s list of compatible software providers, ANNA Money can now support customers in meeting these requirements seamlessly. Designed to remove complexity from tax administration, once customers are set up on the platform, ANNA’s AI technology automatically categorises transactions, keeps digital records and prepares the information required for quarterly MTD filings. This ensures submissions are accurate, on time and require minimal manual work.
Eduard Panteleev, Co-founder and co-CEO of ANNA Money, said: “While many SME owners and sole traders are still feeling uncertain about their future with the introduction of MTD, we’re making sure cost and complexity don’t stand in the way growing their businesses.”
