Reapit has partnered with two MTD (Making Tax Digital) providers - Hammock and Nexus by Landlord Studio - to automate the flow of rental income and expense data into HMRC (His Majesty's Revenue and Customs)-compliant tax platforms. Agents can activate either integration via the Reapit AppMarket or, for PayProp users, through the settings menu, according to Property Industry Eye.

What the Integration Actually Does

The core promise is simple. Once an agent sends an invitation to a landlord, all taxable property income and expenses transfer automatically from Reapit or PayProp into whichever MTD platform the landlord selects, according to Reapit's announcement.

Nexus gives landlords a portal to view and manage income and expenses directly. Hammock adds bank feed integrations on top of that, alongside its HMRC-recognised MTD reporting tools.

For agents, the admin reduction is the main draw. Before these integrations, preparing landlords for MTD could mean manually exporting property-by-property income and expense data - then fielding calls and emails as the filing deadline approached.

Steve Richmond, Reapit's general manager for the UK, Ireland, Middle East and Africa, said the company chose these providers because they "deliver leading MTD solutions," and that for agents the process is "as simple as sending an invitation," as quoted by Property Industry Eye.

Who Needs to Act and When

MTD for Income Tax applies first to landlords and self-employed individuals earning above £50,000 from property or self-employment, according to Property Industry Eye. The first quarterly filing deadline falls on 7 August 2026.

To put that in concrete terms: a landlord with two properties generating £30,000 in rent and £22,000 from a side business is already over the threshold. Their agent will need to be able to provide accurate, property-by-property income and expense data in a compatible digital format.

The threshold drops to £30,000 in a later phase, which will bring a larger share of the UK's estimated 2.7 million private landlords into scope. Speak to your accountant about which phase applies to your situation and whether your current record-keeping meets the requirements.

What Agents Should Do Now

Reapit users can activate the Hammock or Nexus integration via the Reapit AppMarket. PayProp users can activate Nexus through the PayProp settings menu. The activation sits with the agent, not the landlord.

For landlords, the practical step is to confirm with your letting agent which system they use and whether they have activated an MTD-compatible integration. If they have not, now is the time to raise it. The 7 August 2026 deadline is close enough that leaving this conversation until summer carries real risk.