Features

Everything a small business trading on both sides of the border needs to keep its books and VAT right, without two sets of software.

Books

Upload bank statements from online banking, sterling and euro. Lines already uploaded are skipped.
Mark each line UK or Ireland and choose its category and VAT treatment. Rules you set fill in common lines for you.
Each euro or sterling amount is converted once, on the day it’s booked, and never moves afterwards.
Profit and loss for any quarter or year, in pounds and euro.

Choose where the business is registered: UK only, Ireland only, or both. You only see the returns that apply.
The UK return is worked out from your transactions. Open any box to see the lines behind it.
Send it to HMRC through Making Tax Digital once someone allowed to file has ticked HMRC’s declaration.
Irish VAT for each two-month period, ready to enter on ROS.
VAT paid on the other side of the border, where you’re not registered, is listed for a refund claim.
Deadlines for both sides on the Overview.

Photograph or upload receipts and invoices, photo or PDF.
The supplier, date, total and VAT are read automatically. You check them and confirm.
Each receipt is matched to its bank line, and you can see which payments still need one.

A director’s loan balance for each director, built from bank lines, costs paid personally and entries you add.
Warnings before UK charges apply (section 455, benefit in kind over £10,000) and their Irish equivalents.
Every balance opens to the entries behind it, for your accountant to check.

Plain-English help articles on every part of the app, with links to the HMRC and Revenue rules behind them.
A help assistant that answers questions about how the app works and how a line’s VAT is treated. It explains; it never changes or files anything.

E-invoices through the Peppol network, ahead of Ireland’s and the UK’s e-invoicing changes.
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax quarterly updates.
Bank feeds, so statements arrive without uploading.