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About Solely Digital
Why we exist
For years, tax has been something people deal with annually. A rush. A panic. A January deadline.
Making Tax Digital changes all of that.
It requires a completely different way of working – more regular, more digital, and more structured. But for most people, this will feel overwhelming.
That’s where we come in.
What we believe
- Tax shouldn’t be confusing
- Software shouldn’t be intimidating
- Compliance shouldn’t be stressful
And most importantly, you shouldn’t have to figure it all out on your own or spend hours away from your business trying to administer it.
- Tax shouldn’t be confusing
What we do
Everything we do is designed to be simple, practical, and easy to follow. We help sole traders and landlords:
Learn the ropes
We teach you exactly how to upload your monthly expenses and invoices without the headache.
Stay compliant
We handle the HMRC updates so you stay fully compliant without any of the stress.
Meet the team
The experts behind Solely Digital
Clare Farrow
Co-Founder
Clare is an experienced accountant who’s spent years helping sole traders and landlords get their finances in order (often after a year of putting them off).
She knows tax can feel stressful at the best of times – and with Making Tax Digital, it’s only getting more complicated. That’s why she co-founded Solely Digital: to make it all feel a lot more manageable.
Clare believes digital accounting isn’t just about keeping HMRC happy. It’s about fewer surprises, less panic, and no more last-minute scrambles in January.
Rob Groves
Co-Founder
Rob is a Finance Director by trade, with a knack for bringing calm and clarity to numbers that might otherwise feel overwhelming.
He co-founded Solely Digital to help sole traders and landlords stay on top of Making Tax Digital, without it taking over their lives.
Rob’s approach is simple: get the right systems in place, keep things ticking along, and avoid the dreaded “I’ll deal with it later” pile.
Our approach
We don’t overcomplicate things
We don’t use jargon
We don’t assume you already understand tax
We meet you where you are
Making Tax Digital
Ready to get started?
Making Tax Digital is here. This year (2026), it will only affect people with an income of £50,000 or more, but over the next few years, it’s likely to affect everyone.
The earlier you get set up, the easier it will be.
