For businesses in Northern Ireland and the Republic, and their accountants

One set of books. UK and Irish VAT from the same transactions.

Upload your bank statements once. Cothrom Ledger works out what you owe HMRC in pounds and what you owe Revenue in euro, files your UK VAT return through Making Tax Digital, and shows your accountant exactly where every figure came from.

Both sides of the border

Sterling and euro accounts in one place. Each line is marked UK or Ireland, with the right VAT rate for that side, and the exchange rate is fixed on the day it’s booked.

Making Tax Digital VAT

Your UK return is built from your transactions. Check each box down to the lines behind it, tick HMRC’s declaration and send it. Irish figures are ready to enter on ROS.

Receipts read for you

Photograph or upload a receipt. The supplier, date, total and VAT are read automatically and matched to the bank line it belongs to.

Director’s loan warnings

For limited companies: each director’s balance, and a warning before a UK or Irish tax charge applies, so it can be sorted before the year end.

Built with accountants

Your accountant sees your books alongside their other clients. You choose whether they only prepare your returns or can also file them. Once a return is sent its figures are locked, and any correction goes in as a new entry, so nothing that was filed changes later.

How it works for practices

Try the demo

Sign in to a made-up business, Foyle Valley Electrical, and look around: bank lines, receipts, both VAT returns and the director’s loan page. Nothing you do there is real.

As the business owner
owner@foylevalley.example
As an accountant
accountant@mourne-foyle.example
Password
crossledger-demo
Open the demo