Rental Income
Record rental income across your properties and keep a clear record of the money received during the 2026/27 tax year.
Keep your rental finances organised with one practical spreadsheet built specifically for UK landlords. Track income, expenses, cash flow and property performance across your portfolio.
Keep the important numbers behind your rental properties in one organised place. The UK Landlord Income & Expense Tracker helps you record rent, monitor expenses, follow cash flow and understand how individual properties and your wider portfolio are performing.
Record rental income across your properties and keep a clear record of the money received during the 2026/27 tax year.
Record and organise property-related expenditure throughout the year so your landlord expense records stay together and easier to review.
Keep track of expected rent, payments received and outstanding amounts, helping you spot arrears without searching through separate records.
See what is coming in and what is going out each month, giving you a clearer picture of the cash flow generated by your rental properties.
Keep useful mortgage and mileage information alongside your other landlord records rather than spreading important figures across different files.
Review individual property performance alongside your overall portfolio, helping you understand where your rental income and expenses are coming from.
Good landlord bookkeeping starts with keeping clear and consistent records of your rental income and property expenses. Instead of relying on scattered notes, separate spreadsheets or trying to reconstruct transactions later, keep the key figures for your rental properties together in one place.
The UK Landlord Income & Expense Tracker gives you a practical landlord bookkeeping spreadsheet for recording financial information throughout the 2026/27 tax year, while also helping you see how each property and your overall portfolio are performing.
This tracker is designed to help landlords organise the records behind their property finances. It does not prepare accounts, calculate your tax liability or submit a tax return, but it can help you keep your income and expense records in better order for review by you or your accountant.
The tracker doesn't just store your figures. It brings your landlord records together so you can quickly review income, expenses, cash flow and portfolio performance without working through multiple spreadsheets.
Recording transactions is useful, but understanding what those numbers mean is even more valuable. The Portfolio Dashboard gives you a clearer view of the figures behind your rental properties.
Bring together the income recorded across your properties so you can review your rental figures more easily.
Keep property expenditure visible alongside your income rather than treating expenses as disconnected transactions.
Get a clearer picture of the relationship between money coming in and money going out across your rental portfolio.
Review individual properties alongside your overall portfolio instead of looking at every rental in isolation.
Get the UK Landlord Income & Expense Tracker for the 2026/27 tax year. Excel workbook + Google Sheets access. One-off purchase, no subscription.
One practical landlord record-keeping package designed to help you track your rental finances, understand property performance and keep your records organised throughout the 2026/27 tax year.
The main Excel workbook for recording and reviewing the financial activity across your rental properties throughout the tax year.
Prefer working online? Use the tracker in Google Sheets so your landlord records can be maintained from your browser.
A straightforward guide to help you understand the tracker, set up your properties and start recording your information.
Follow a practical walkthrough showing how the landlord tracker works and how to use its key areas.
A supporting checklist to help you review the records and information you may need to have organised at year end.
You don't need complicated property management or accounting software to keep your rental records organised. Add your properties, record the important figures as you go and let the tracker bring everything together.
Start by entering the properties you want to track so your landlord records are organised around your actual portfolio.
Record rent received and property-related expenditure throughout the year so your financial information stays in one organised place.
Keep outstanding rent visible alongside your other property records instead of relying on separate notes or memory.
Use the dashboard and summaries to see how individual properties and your wider rental portfolio are performing.
If you're comfortable using a spreadsheet, the tracker is designed to give you a straightforward way to maintain your landlord income and expense records throughout the year.
Whether you have one rental property or a growing portfolio, the tracker gives you a practical way to keep your landlord income, expenses and property records organised throughout the year.
You don't need a complicated system just because you own one rental property. Keep the important financial records for your property together from the start.
As your portfolio grows, keeping property figures separated while still seeing the overall picture becomes increasingly important.
If you manage your own rental properties, the tracker can help you keep financial records alongside the day-to-day information you already manage.
Keep your rental income and expense records in better order throughout the year so you have clearer information available when it is time to review your property finances.
Not every landlord needs a full accounting platform just to maintain clear rental property records. If you're looking for a landlord bookkeeping spreadsheet to organise income, expenses and property performance, this tracker provides a practical spreadsheet-based alternative for day-to-day record keeping.
Important: The UK Landlord Income & Expense Tracker is a record-keeping and property performance tool. It is not accounting or tax software, does not calculate your tax liability and does not prepare or submit a tax return.
Here are answers to common questions about using the UK Landlord Income & Expense Tracker to organise your rental property records for the 2026/27 tax year.
A landlord income and expense tracker is a record-keeping tool that helps you organise the money coming into and going out of your rental properties. The UncommonDeal tracker brings rental income, property expenses, arrears, cash flow and property-level information together in one spreadsheet.
Yes, it can be used as a practical landlord bookkeeping spreadsheet for maintaining organised records of rental income and property expenses throughout the year. It is designed for landlords who prefer a spreadsheet-based approach rather than a more complex accounting system.
Yes. The tracker is designed to help landlords organise information at property level while also giving a wider portfolio view. This allows you to review individual rental properties as well as the overall financial picture across your portfolio.
The tracker can be used to record the costs associated with running your rental properties, such as repairs, maintenance, management costs and other property-related expenditure. Recording expenses consistently gives you a clearer record of what has been spent on each property during the year.
Whether a particular cost is deductible for tax purposes depends on the relevant tax rules and your circumstances. Recording an expense in the tracker does not determine its tax treatment.
No. The tracker is a spreadsheet-based record-keeping and property performance tool, not accounting software. Its purpose is to help you keep your landlord income and expense records organised and make your property figures easier to review.
No. The tracker does not calculate your tax liability, prepare your accounts or submit a tax return. It helps you maintain organised records of your rental property finances. Tax treatment can depend on your individual circumstances, so tax questions should be checked against current HMRC guidance or discussed with an appropriate tax professional.
The tracker can help you maintain more organised income and expense records throughout the year, giving you clearer information to review when preparing your records or discussing your property finances with your accountant. Your accountant may still request additional documents or information depending on your circumstances.
The package includes the Excel workbook together with access to a Google Sheets version, giving you the flexibility to use the format that works best for you.
This version of the UK Landlord Income & Expense Tracker is designed for the 2026/27 UK tax year, running from 6 April 2026 to 5 April 2027.
No. The 2026/27 tracker is sold as a one-off purchase for £14.99. There is no monthly subscription for this version of the tracker.
Your purchase gives you access to the digital landlord tracker package described on this page, including the Excel workbook and Google Sheets access. There is no physical product to be posted.
Bring your rental income, property expenses, arrears, cash flow and portfolio performance together in one practical landlord spreadsheet.
Track rental income Keep a clearer record of rent received across your properties.
Record property expenses Keep your landlord expenditure organised throughout the year.
Monitor cash flow & arrears See more clearly what is coming in, going out and outstanding.
Review property performance See individual properties alongside your wider portfolio.
Excel Workbook
Google Sheets Access
2026/27 UK tax year
The tracker is a landlord record-keeping and property performance tool. It is not accounting or tax software and does not calculate or submit your tax return.
Made for landlords Property-focused record keeping
Simple spreadsheet format No complicated software
See the bigger picture Property + portfolio visibility
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