Tax tools.

Seventeen calculators and generators, grouped by the question you're actually asking. Built for the 2026/27 tax year, updated every Budget, and private by design — everything runs in your browser and your figures never leave it.

Deadlines & documents.

The admin that actually generates penalties, made painless: a tax calendar built from your company's real Companies House record, and documents produced properly in minutes rather than found wanting in an enquiry.

The company's money.

The director's questions, answered band by band with nothing hidden: what the company pays, what reaches your pocket by each route, whether incorporating is still worth it since the April 2026 dividend rise, and what an exit would cost.

VAT & construction.

The two regimes where being slightly wrong compounds monthly: VAT in both directions, the Flat Rate Scheme priced against standard accounting on your own cost base, and CIS deductions split correctly between labour and materials.

The business, in numbers.

Management arithmetic for people running something real: where break-even sits, what the borrowing truly costs over its life, and the margin-versus-markup distinction that quietly mis-prices more businesses than any tax ever has.

You & the long game.

Personal finance with the tax left in: the monthly put-aside that vaccinates January, what compound patience is worth in pounds, and the estate arithmetic that rewards being run a decade early.

Every figure these tools use is on one page: tax rates & allowances 2026/27. And every tool is general information rather than advice — when the numbers matter, put them in front of us.

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