Let's clear a few things up.

Not yet. Quarter Day is in development. The waiting list is for launch information, not access to live software. There is no payment or tax-account connection at this stage. Do not delay any current tax obligations while waiting for launch.

HMRC recognition is part of the launch plan; it is not being claimed here. Direct submission will only be offered once any required recognition and the live service are ready.

UK businesses that want a more straightforward way to handle supported digital tax records and HMRC reporting, without learning a full accounting package. The exact business types, taxes and submissions supported at launch will be confirmed before subscriptions open.

That will be confirmed before subscriptions open. Quarter Day will publish its exact launch coverage — the business structures, taxes and HMRC submissions it supports — so you can decide whether it fits your circumstances.

That depends on how your business is taxed and which taxes apply. Making Tax Digital for VAT and Making Tax Digital for Income Tax are separate regimes with different requirements. Check the current GOV.UK guidance ↗ for your circumstances, or read our plain-English explanation.

Making Tax Digital for VAT applies to VAT-registered businesses and uses VAT Returns. Making Tax Digital for Income Tax applies to individuals with qualifying self-employment or property income and uses quarterly updates during the tax year plus submission of the tax return after it ends. A business can be in one, both or neither.

If you are within Making Tax Digital for Income Tax, yes. Quarterly updates are summaries, not tax returns, and the year-end return remains a separate step. Quarter Day's year-end route has not been confirmed and will be explained before paid launch. Read HMRC's guidance ↗

The planned launch price is £8 a month or £80 a year for the initial supported service. The business types and tax workflows included at launch, VAT treatment and billing terms will be confirmed before subscriptions open.

Quarter Day is being built around defined HMRC reporting workflows. The exact submissions supported at launch will be confirmed before subscriptions open. Nothing on this site claims support for a specific regime yet.

The intended experience uses plain English and a focused process. That does not mean professional advice can never be needed. Quarter Day will explain what it supports so you can choose the right approach for your circumstances.