Corporation Tax
The CT600 computation, boxed from the books you already have
Finn builds the CT600 computation from the accounts already prepared in AccountsOS: the boxes, the iXBRL-wrapped accounts, and the full filing package to download. Filing to HMRC is being enabled. Until then, download the package and file it through your existing agent software, no re-keying the figures.
Only MTD VAT is HMRC-recognised today. CT600 submission is not yet enabled.
Tax layer on AccountsOS: The CT600 computation and filing package, built from the accounts you already prepare.
AccountsOS · The computation, boxed

How it works
How it works
Finn builds the computation
Once the annual accounts are prepared, Finn runs the current UK Corporation Tax rates against the profit figure: small profits rate, main rate, and marginal relief in between.
You add what Finn can't see
Capital allowances, R&D relief and losses brought forward are adjustments only you or the client can confirm. Finn never estimates them.
The boxes and the iXBRL, together
The CT600 boxes and the iXBRL-wrapped accounts are built from the same source, so the figures on both agree with each other and with the books.
Download the package
The computation, the iXBRL accounts and the XML package download together. File through your existing agent software while HMRC submission is being enabled.
- The CT600 boxes computed from the accounts already prepared in AccountsOS
- The current small profits rate, main rate and marginal relief, kept up to date
- Capital allowances and losses brought forward are adjustments you confirm, never guessed
- The iXBRL accounts and the CT600 computation come from the same source figures
- Download the full package today, submission to HMRC is being enabled
FAQ
The questions accountants ask first
Can I file the CT600 straight to HMRC from AccountsOS?
Where do the figures in the computation come from?
Does Finn apply capital allowances or R&D relief on its own?
What does the downloaded package actually contain?
What about Self Assessment or MTD for Income Tax?
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