Your company tax return and accounts, filed.
CT600 to HMRC. Accounts to Companies House. For dormant and micro limited companies.
Active company £15 a year, both filings Dormant company Free
Start typing and pick your company, or type its number and press Enter. Free to start, and no account needed.
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“Simple yet efficient! Genius idea saved me both time and money”
“Easy to use and very helpful for filing my tax”
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Why you need this
Every company files, every year.
Accounts to Companies House, even if your company did nothing. Most also send a tax return to HMRC.
HMRC’s free service has closed.
Since April 2026 you need paid software or an accountant to file your tax return.
Late filing means fines.
They are automatic, and they start the day after your deadline.
We file both for you. No accountant needed.
How it works
Three steps, start to finish
Company name or number
Found on the register
Last year’s balance sheet filled in
1Figures
Find your company. We fill in what Companies House already knows.
- Last year’s balance sheet, fetched
- Both years side by side
- No account needed
The documents
2Check
Read every document exactly as it will be filed, with your tax worked out.
- Nothing to calculate yourself
- Every document before it is sent
- Still no account needed
3File
We send both, with a receipt from each, never one for both.
- £15 if it traded, free if dormant
- Sign in with an emailed link
- Or the accounts first, the CT600 later
Pricing
Low, honest, simple pricing.
Dormant companies
The company had no significant accounting transactions all year.
Free
- Micro-entity accounts to Companies House
- A CT600 to HMRC, if HMRC asked for one
- About a dozen short questions, most of them yes or no
- No limit on how many companies
Active companies
The company traded, however little.
£15 a year, each company, no VAT
- Micro-entity accounts to Companies House
- A CT600 to HMRC, from the same figures
- Corporation tax worked out for you
- Last year fetched from the register
- You see both documents before anything sends
You are charged once both filings are ready to send, never before. If we cannot file for your company we tell you before you pay, usually at the company-number step, and you pay nothing.
Who this is for
Directors who file their own companies
Your figures are already in a spreadsheet or a banking app.
Accounts to Companies House and a CT600 to HMRC.
Accounts to Companies House. No CT600 unless HMRC ask.
Each on its own deadline. No subscription.
Features
Everything a small company files, handled
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Company Tax Return (CT600)
Filed with its tax computation, both in the iXBRL HMRC require.
HMRC -
Micro-entity accounts
Filed under FRS 105, with last year’s figures beside this year’s.
Companies House -
Dormant companies
Dormant accounts, and a nil CT600 if HMRC have asked for one.
Nothing to pay -
Long and short years
A first year of up to 18 months is two CT600s from one set of figures, for one price. A shortened year is filed too.
Up to 18 months -
The tax worked out
Marginal relief, associated companies, equipment allowances and earlier losses, all from your figures.
Never typed -
Checked before it goes
Against the rules Companies House apply, with each check that ran, before anything is sent.
Every check shown
Included with every filing
- Both receipts, kept Timestamped, and downloadable.
- Reminders before each deadline Until each filing is accepted, and for the tax payment.
- Sent again if a service is down HMRC or Companies House, without you.
- Last year filled in The balance sheet, from the register.
- Read and download every document Before you send, and exactly as it went after.
- Told if it is rejected In their words, with the way to resend.
Start your filing
Find your company and go straight to its figures. Free to start, and no account needed.