The accounts, the computation and the return come out of the same ledger the year was posted in. Corporation tax returns are submitted directly to HMRC; Companies House filing is completing its test suite.
Return, accounts and computation together.
The return goes to HMRC from ClearCash, with the accounts and computation attached in the same submission.
Validated against HMRC's rules before it is sent, so the return is not rejected for something a check could have caught.
The acceptance and its reference are archived against the client the moment HMRC returns them.
No rekeying between systems.
The trial balance that produces the accounts is the one you posted to all year, rather than a figure typed into a second package. See ClearBooks.
Import the trial balance from QuickBooks or Xero for the companies that are staying where they are.
Directors approve the accounts online, and the signed approval is stored with the filing.
Being honest about where this one is.
CS01 filing over the Companies House gateway is built and currently completing the test suite. It is not filing live yet.
Officer and company detail changes follow the same route once that testing is signed off.
Accounts, confirmation statement and corporation tax dates are generated from each company's own year end and shown on the practice board today, whether or not the filing is done from here.
Bring a set of accounts and we'll take it to the CT600. See pricing.
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