General partnerships, LLPs, and limited partnerships are all excluded from MTD for Income Tax for now, with no confirmed date to change that.
HMRC's original plan was to bring partnerships into MTD at a later date "to be confirmed." That date still hasn't come, and at least one industry briefing (June 2025) has described partnerships as "no longer in scope" — suggesting this may have been quietly shelved rather than simply delayed. Treat "not currently required" as accurate; treat "coming soon" as an assumption nobody has confirmed.
Your share of partnership profit does not currently count toward your own personal qualifying income test. But if you have separate sole trader or property income outside the partnership, that income is tested against the usual thresholds exactly like anyone else's.
If that applies to you, here's what's actually relevant to your situation.
Sole trader guide → | Landlord guide →Ordinary partnership Self Assessment reporting continues as before — the partnership return, and each partner's individual return, unaffected by MTD for now.