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Your year end,in twenty minutes.

Bank statements in. Micro-entity accounts and Corporation Tax return out, checked, explained and ready to file.

Opens spring 2027, once HMRC and Companies House have recognised the software. We keep your email only to send that one message; unsubscribe is one click.

Bluebird Studios Ltd · year to 31 March 2027Reading your statement00:00
Bank statementstatements-2026-27.pdf
04 AprACME LTD INVOICE 0412Sales£8,400
28 AprPAYROLL J SMITHWages−£2,350
01 MayFIGMA EUROPESoftware−£42
09 MayNORTHWIND LTDSales£12,600
14 MayCURRYS PC WORLDEquipment−£1,899
28 MayPAYROLL J SMITHWages−£2,350
03 JunTRAINLINETravel−£86
19 JunTRANSFER TO R PATELDirector's loan−£3,000
27 JunBLUEBIRD STUDIOSSales£6,200
28 JunPAYROLL J SMITHWages−£2,350

A real year has a few hundred lines. They are sorted the same way; you confirm the groups, not the lines.

Profit and lossFRS 105
Turnover£27,200
Staff costs(£7,050)
Software and travel(£128)
Profit before tax£20,022
Corporation tax, small profits rate 19%(£3,443)

Laptop £1,899 claimed in full under Annual Investment Allowance, so taxable profit is £18,123. £3,000 to R Patel is a director’s loan, not a cost.

Checks
Balance sheet balances
Wages match payroll
Dividends within profit
Nothing left unconfirmed
CT600boxes
145Turnover£27,200
155Trading profits£18,123
475Tax chargeable£3,443
Submit both returns

20:00

minutes left · You type your company number

Twenty minutes is what it takes, bank statement to two receipts. Scroll and watch where the time goes.

  1. 20:00

    You type your company number.

    Name, year end and registered office arrive from Companies House. That is all the setup there is.

    Company number
    13829471

    Found: Bluebird Studios Ltd, year end 31 March, London E14

  2. 18:30

    You drop in the bank statements.

    PDF or CSV, one file per account. Every line is read and sorted into sales, wages, software, equipment, travel and money you paid yourself.

    statements-2026-27.pdf 3 accounts, 1 file each
  3. 14:00

    You confirm groups, not lines.

    'Wages: 3 payments, £7,050. Correct?' One tap. Anything the sorter wasn't sure about is asked, never assumed.

    Sales3 payments in£27,200Confirm
    Wages3 payments£7,050Confirm
    Software and travel2 payments£128Confirm
  4. 08:00

    You answer the year-end questions.

    Did anyone owe you money on 31 March? Did you buy equipment? Did you pay for anything personally? One question per screen, with an example.

    Did anyone still owe you money on 31 March?

    For example, an invoice you sent in March that was paid in April.

    Yes, one invoiceNo
  5. 03:00

    It checks itself.

    Balance sheet must balance. Wages must match payroll. Dividends cannot exceed profit. Each problem is explained, with a fix.

    Balance sheet balancesOK
    Wages match payroll submissionsOK
    Dividends within profitOK
    Laptop £1,899: claim in full this year?Decide
  6. 00:00

    You press Submit. Twice.

    Accounts to Companies House with your authentication code. CT600 to HMRC with your Government Gateway login. Receipts saved. Done.

    Accounts, Companies HouseAccepted
    CT600, HMRCAccepted, receipt saved
    Corporation tax to pay by 1 January£3,443

Two documents. Two receipts.

This is what comes out the other end, with the real numbers from the statement above. You read them, you sign them, you send them.

Bluebird Studios Ltd · Company number 13829471

Micro-entity accounts

for the year ended 31 March 2027

Balance sheet
Fixed assets1,899
Current assets18,223
Creditors due within one year(3,443)
Net assets16,679
Called-up share capital100
Profit and loss account16,579
Shareholders’ funds16,679

Approved by the board and signed on its behalf by the director. Prepared under FRS 105.

Companies House · Accepted · 14:21

HM Revenue & Customs

Company Tax Return

CT600 · accounting period 1 April 2026 to 31 March 2027

145Total turnover from trade27,200
155Trading profits18,123
315Profits chargeable to Corporation Tax18,123
475Net Corporation Tax chargeable3,443

Pay £3,443 by 1 January 2028. Accounts due at Companies House by 31 December 2027; CT600 by 31 March 2028. Both dates are in your calendar file.

HMRC · Accepted · IRmark saved · 14:23

31 Mar 2026

The day HMRC and Companies House switched off their free joint filing service. Hundreds of thousands of small companies that filed there every year now need filing software. Most of it hands you the boxes. FileYear works out what goes in them.

Try the three things that keep you safe.

Every number has a source.

Click a figure in the accounts and see the transactions, or the rule, that made it.

Turnover £27,200 comes from 3 payments in

04 AprACME LTD INVOICE 0412 · £8,400

09 MayNORTHWIND LTD · £12,600

27 JunBLUEBIRD STUDIOS · £6,200

Every line that made the number, with its date

Nothing is posted silently.

When the sorter is not sure, it asks you. Try answering.

TRANSFER TO R PATEL, £3,000 on 19 June. Is this you paying yourself?

It left the business account and went to a personal one.

Nothing is written to the accounts until you answer.

The engine does the tax, not the AI.

Move the profit. The rule and the result change together, deterministically.

£18,123

Under £50,000: small profits rate, 19%. Same rule, same answer, every time. The AI never touches this number.

Filing for clients? Same engine, your review step.

Bookkeepers and accountants see every small client in one list. Statements go in per client, drafts land in your review queue, and nothing is submitted until you have approved it. The director signs with their own credentials, so your firm never files as agent unless you choose to.

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Prepare for free. Pay when you file.

One price per company per year, excluding VAT, covering both filings. Filing several companies? Ask us about practice pricing.

Dormant

a year, per company

  • Dormant accounts
  • Nil CT600
  • Both filings

Self-file

a year, per company

  • Guided questions
  • Health check
  • File to Companies House and HMRC

Co-pilotWhat you saw above

a year, per company

  • Bank statement import
  • Automatic sorting
  • Year-end detective
  • Explain any box

Launch prices. A reviewed plan, with a qualified accountant checking the return before it goes, comes later.

Questions people ask first

Is FileYear an accountant?

No. FileYear is software. Whoever prepares the return, a director or their accountant, approves and submits it with their own credentials. We explain what each box means and check the numbers; we never set a tax figure on our own.

Who is it for?

UK micro-entities and the people who file for them: owner-directors doing their own books, and bookkeepers and accountants who want a faster way through the year end for their smaller clients. Not for groups, charities or companies that need an audit.

What happened to the free HMRC filing service?

HMRC and Companies House closed their joint free filing service on 31 March 2026. Every company that used it now needs filing software.

Does the AI do my tax?

The AI suggests categories and explains boxes. A separate, tested tax engine does the arithmetic the same way every time. You confirm every figure before anything is filed.

What if I get something wrong?

The health check blocks filing while anything is unbalanced or inconsistent, and tells you how to fix it. You can override a warning knowingly; you can't file an unbalanced set of accounts by accident.

When can I use it?

Spring 2027, once HMRC and Companies House have recognised the software. Join the list and we'll tell you the moment your year end is covered.

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Opens spring 2027, once HMRC and Companies House have recognised the software. We keep your email only to send that one message; unsubscribe is one click.