This page reduces the pre-submission guesswork: what to upload first, what can follow later and what must be complete before filing.
For most iXBRL filings, start with final or near-final statutory accounts, the tax computation, CT600 data if available and any prior-year iXBRL file for rollover. If something is missing, we can often begin a readiness review, but final filing needs complete approved accounts and filing context.
For most iXBRL filings, start with final or near-final statutory accounts, the tax computation, CT600 data if available and any prior-year iXBRL file for rollover. If something is missing, we can often begin a readiness review, but final filing needs complete approved accounts and filing context.
AA02 or dormant accounts, company number, year end and confirmation of dormant status.
Micro-entity accounts, balance sheet, notes where included and entity details.
Accounts, basic notes, directors report where applicable and supporting schedules.
Full accounts, all notes, directors report, auditor report if applicable and tax schedules.
Group accounts, subsidiary accounts, consolidation schedules and intercompany support.
IFRS accounts, ESEF context where relevant and supporting review evidence.
LLP accounts, member information, profit allocation and filing context.
SORP-based accounts, trustee report, notes and restricted fund information where relevant.
Upload through the portal, email intake or a secure link. Files are handled with AES-256 encryption, UK-only processing, ISO 27001-aligned controls and GDPR-aware workflows.
Upload through the portal, email intake or a secure link. Files are handled with AES-256 encryption, UK-only processing, ISO 27001-aligned controls and GDPR-aware workflows.
No. PDF, Word and Excel source files are commonly used. The most important requirement is that the accounts are complete and approved before final filing.
Yes. Accounts exports from common accounting and tax systems can usually be reviewed and prepared for tagging.
Draft accounts can be reviewed early, but final or near-final accounts reduce rework and are normally required before filing.
We can begin document review without it, but CT600 filing support usually needs the computation before final filing.
It is helpful for rollover and consistency, but not always mandatory.
Yes. The readiness review identifies missing items and separates blockers from items that can follow later.
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