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Making Tax Digital
Good to have you back, @russd178.
You're most welcome and I'm glad that my colleague was able to answer your question above. Allow me to give more clarifications about the plans.
Yes, I confirm that QuickBooks Self-employed (QBSE) can't do property income. To answer your second question, QuickBooks Online (QBO) can't deal with both incomes from self-employed and from the property for MTD and Self Assessment.
QBSE is best suited for business owners who only have one income stream and have fewer business dealings and factors to manage. This subscription allows you to track mileage, document and organise receipts, manage transactions, offer easy paperwork and reporting, and such. Also, QuickBooks Self-Employed can't be converted to any other version.
On the other hand, QBO caters to small businesses and offers more advanced features than QBSE. It's a step up from QBSE and is designed for small businesses that file taxes. QBO can also be easily integrated with many apps but not with the Self-Employed version.
To decide what's the best subscription suited for your type of business, you can go ahead and contact our Sales Team as suggested by @Divina_M above.
After choosing which plan, feel free to browse through these articles to help you get started with both.
I'm willing to give out some more information if you have more questions regarding the plans in QuickBooks. You can tag me in this thread and I'll get back to you the soonest. Have a great day!