Self Assessment and MTD for Income Tax for people who have never used accounting software
261 reviews matching your filters
Laura Sinclair
Founder · 11-50 employees · Charity and non-profit
16 Mar 2024
Mixed. The free tier covered everything I needed until I registered for VAT, but you outgrow it the moment you register for VAT.
Pros
The free tier covered everything I needed until I registered for VAT.
Cons
You outgrow it the moment you register for VAT.
Sarah Kaur
Practice manager · 11-50 employees · Fitness and leisure
16 Mar 2024
Quarterly updates take about ten minutes once the bank feed is set up, and it does not try to be a full ledger, which is exactly why I can use it. Importing two years of history from a spreadsheet was fiddly, but we live with it.
Pros
Quarterly updates take about ten minutes once the bank feed is set up.
Cons
Importing two years of history from a spreadsheet was fiddly.
David Adeyemi
Systems accountant · 501-1000 employees · Construction
12 Mar 2024
Reporting is thin if you want anything beyond income and expenses, and you outgrow it the moment you register for VAT. Setup took an evening and I have never used accounting software before, which is about the only positive.
Pros
Setup took an evening and I have never used accounting software before.
Cons
Reporting is thin if you want anything beyond income and expenses.
Owen Vaughan
Owner · 1-10 employees · Hospitality
12 Mar 2024
Setup took an evening and I have never used accounting software before, and categorising expenses on the phone while sat in the van works well. No complaints so far.
Pros
Setup took an evening and I have never used accounting software before.
Cons
The mobile app occasionally logs me out mid entry.
Paul Trelawny
Sole trader · 11-50 employees · Fitness and leisure
12 Mar 2024
The tax estimate updates as you go so January is not a shock. That said, you outgrow it the moment you register for VAT and there is no balance sheet, so my accountant still does a year end job.
Pros
The tax estimate updates as you go so January is not a shock.
Cons
You outgrow it the moment you register for VAT.
Hannah Fairbanks
Bookkeeper · 1-10 employees · Education
10 Mar 2024
HMRC submission went through first time with no error messages, and the tax estimate updates as you go so January is not a shock. No complaints so far.
Pros
HMRC submission went through first time with no error messages.
Cons
You outgrow it the moment you register for VAT.
Callum Sinclair
Office manager · 11-50 employees · Healthcare
4 Mar 2024
The tax estimate updates as you go so January is not a shock, and my accountant can see the figures without me emailing spreadsheets. No complaints so far.
Pros
The tax estimate updates as you go so January is not a shock.
Cons
The mobile app occasionally logs me out mid entry.
Andrew Bhatti
Head of finance · 1000+ employees · Fitness and leisure
29 Feb 2024
Categorising expenses on the phone while sat in the van works well, and it does not try to be a full ledger, which is exactly why I can use it. You outgrow it the moment you register for VAT, but we live with it.
Pros
Categorising expenses on the phone while sat in the van works well.
Cons
You outgrow it the moment you register for VAT.
Simon Devlin
Sole trader · 11-50 employees · Marketing and advertising
26 Feb 2024
The mobile app occasionally logs me out mid entry, and there is no balance sheet, so my accountant still does a year end job. It does not try to be a full ledger, which is exactly why I can use it, which is about the only positive.
Pros
It does not try to be a full ledger, which is exactly why I can use it.
Cons
The mobile app occasionally logs me out mid entry.
Kevin Fairbanks
Founder · 1-10 employees · Manufacturing
18 Feb 2024
Categorising expenses on the phone while sat in the van works well, and the tax estimate updates as you go so January is not a shock. No complaints so far.
Pros
Categorising expenses on the phone while sat in the van works well.
Cons
Reporting is thin if you want anything beyond income and expenses.