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About Taxley

Why we built Taxley

Filing a Corporation Tax return for a straightforward company should be quick, clear and affordable. For a lot of small directors it's still none of those things — so we built the software we wished existed.

The problem

A simple return shouldn't cost a fortune

A dormant company, a small landlord, a one-person consultancy — many UK limited companies have genuinely simple tax affairs. Yet the usual options are an accountant charging £500–£1,500 a year, or wrestling with HMRC's own software that assumes you already speak fluent CT600.

The return itself is often the easy part. What's missing is a tool that walks you through it in plain English, does the tax maths correctly, produces the iXBRL accounts HMRC and Companies House expect, and then files them — for a price that matches the size of the job.

What we believe

The principles behind the product

Pay for the job, not a subscription

One clear fee when you choose to file — shown before you pay, and nothing while you prepare or preview. No retainer, no lock-in.

You stay in control

The figures are yours and the declaration is made by you, not by us. We show every number and the schedule behind it so you can check the return before it goes anywhere.

Plain English over jargon

Guided steps, worked examples and a free calculator — not a wall of box numbers. The technical detail is there when you want it, tucked out of the way when you don't.

Honest about what we are

We're independent software, not an accountant and not HMRC-recognised. We say so plainly, and we tell you when a case is beyond what the tool should handle on its own.

Being straight with you

What we're not

Taxley prepares figures and files them on your instruction — it isn't tax advice, and using it doesn't make us your accountant or agent. HMRC "recognition" is an optional technical accreditation, not an endorsement, and it isn't required to file; we're not recognised, and we don't imply otherwise.

The product is still maturing. Some calculations and the iXBRL tagging carry expert-review flags, and trading companies in particular — capital allowances, loss relief, group structures — usually still need a qualified accountant. We'd rather tell you that up front than pretend a tool can do everything.

How we handle your data & security →

The company

Who's behind Taxley

Taxley is built and run by a UK limited company — the same kind of business it's designed to serve. We're a small, independent team, and you can always reach a human.

Registered company
Taxley Limited
Company number
17299929
Registered office
27 Old Gloucester Street, London, WC1N 3AX
Data protection
Registered with the ICO

Common questions

About Taxley, answered

Taxley is built and run by Taxley Limited, a UK limited company registered in England and Wales (company number 17299929), based at 27 Old Gloucester Street, London, WC1N 3AX. We are a small, independent team — the same kind of small business the product is designed to serve.

Taxley is independent software and is not HMRC-recognised — recognition is HMRC's optional technical accreditation, not an endorsement, and it is not required to file. Your Corporation Tax return is filed live to HMRC using your own Government Gateway login. We are a software provider, not your accountant or tax agent.

Yes. Personal and financial identifiers and the filings we generate are encrypted at rest, traffic is TLS-only, and there is a full audit trail. You can export or delete your data at any time, and we are registered with the ICO. See the Security page for detail.

Yes. You can reach us at support@taxley.co.uk or through the contact page, and a human replies — usually within one business day.

See it for yourself

Free to prepare and preview — you only pay when you choose to file.

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