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How to file your CT600 with Taxley

From your figures to a filed return, with everything checked along the way.

Time
About an hour
Difficulty
Straightforward companies
What you need
Your figures · UTR · Government Gateway login
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Step 1: Create an account and start a filing

Sign up, then start a new filing. Choose your accounts type — micro (FRS 105) or small (FRS 102 §1A) — and your accounting period.

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Step 2: Enter company, P&L and balance sheet

A guided, saveable wizard captures your company details (CRN, UTR, registered office), your business P&L (income — trading turnover or rental, allowable expenses, finance costs) and a balance sheet. You can leave and resume anytime.

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Step 3: Run the Corporation Tax computation

We derive the taxable profit and Corporation Tax — main rate, small profits rate and marginal relief, adjusted for associated companies and period length, apportioned across financial years — and show a line-by-line schedule you can audit.

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Step 4: Generate and validate iXBRL

We produce the FRS 105/102 accounts and the CT computations as inline XBRL, tagged to the FRC taxonomy, and validate them. Validation fails loudly if anything is wrong.

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Step 5: Declare and pay

Confirm the director declaration (CT600 boxes 975/980/985) and pay the one-off filing fee securely via Stripe — charged before the final filing is produced.

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Step 6: File and keep your records

Submit your CT600 + accounts to HMRC (and, optionally, your accounts to Companies House), then download copies of everything filed. A full audit trail is kept.

Honest status: Taxley is independent software and is not HMRC-recognised (recognition is optional and not required to file). Corporation Tax returns are filed live to HMRC using your own Government Gateway login. Companies House accounts filing is still being finalised. The service is still maturing, so we recommend a qualified accountant/XBRL review before you file.

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