No financial statement? Download our template to fill financial data for iXBRL.
for filing company tax returns with HMRC and accounts with Companies House
Full refund policy if not satisfied with our services.No questions asked.
The simplest way to file for a company with no trading activity or in its first year.
Full iXBRL tagging of your financial statements and tax computations, to the correct HMRC taxonomy.
We prepare and transmit your Company Tax Return to HMRC as your authorised agent.
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Create your account online and add entity information
Financial statements in Excel, Word or PDF format
Package when available, as scheduled. Review and approve.
If you need, we transmit CT600 to HMRC on your behalf
We strive to provide every assurance we can in all aspects of our services when you trust us with your information
Charitable companies with a Corporation Tax obligation must file iXBRL accounts, alongside any Charity SORP reporting requirements.
Qualifying charities can receive free iXBRL conversion from FinTags.
Charity SORP sets the accounting framework for charity accounts; SORP-compliant accounts still need iXBRL tagging for any Corporation Tax filing obligation.
Not all it depends on whether the charity has taxable income or gains, so check with HMRC or your accountant if you're unsure.
Broadly yes for the CT600/iXBRL mechanics, though charity-specific reliefs and exemptions may apply.
Yes FinTags can tag and file both, with CT600 filing from £60.
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FinTags is headed by the expert behind some of the world’s earliest iXBRL reports submitted to HMRC, with teams that built XBRL solutions for SEC, MCA, COREP and Solvency II.
