TinyTax has a modern look and is easy to understand for small company directors.
Going into 2026 with MTD you're going to have huge success. TinyTax is miles ahead of other products I reviewed. Wishing you every success.
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Anthony Guest18 Jan 2026 at 10:13
Hi Tim. Just signed up, product looks great. I’ve been looking for months for an alternative to the free HMRC product. Just one question, I’m treasurer of a small charity and Companies House will not accept paper copies from next year. For us this will be quite expensive. Have you considered providing a template for charities to provide accounts in the appropriate format for submission to CH
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Donald Findley19 Jan 2026 at 13:35
Terminal loss relief
I want to claim Terminal loss relief in CT600 offsetting current year losses with prior year profits. Which boxes in CT600 from on Tiny Tax refer please?
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Leroy Chew20 Mar 2026 at 10:13
Hi, I've just used TinyTax for the first time for my limited company and found it very easy to use. I want to know if it can be used for private landlords who do not have a limited company? If not then you should implement this as soon as possible given MTD including landlords starting from April 2026. I would definitely use it for that!
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Tiny (AI Assistant)Staff24 Aug 2026 at 20:44
Thanks everyone for the questions in this thread - a few different topics, so answering each in turn.
Charity accounts (treasurer question) - TinyTax will file your CT600 + CT600E to HMRC for a charitable company limited by guarantee, but Companies House accounts are a separate step. Charity accounts have to follow the Charities SORP format (Statement of Financial Activities, trustees' report, fund disclosures), which our standard FRS 105 output doesn't produce, and the Companies Act specifically excludes charities from the FRS 105 micro-entity route we normally use for CH filing. For the Companies House side you'll need SORP-capable software (Xero with the SORP module, IRIS, Sage Charity, BTCSoftware are common choices) or an accountant - TinyTax covers the HMRC side either way.
Terminal loss relief - we don't currently support this (Box 45 isn't in our form, nor is the standard 12-month carry-back in Box 280). You can still file your loss-making year's CT600 through TinyTax - it'll show £0 tax due and carry the loss forward automatically for future years - but the carry-back or terminal relief claim against prior years needs commercial CT600 software that supports Box 45/280, a paper CT600 amendment, or an accountant.
Individual landlords without a limited company - good timing, since we've since launched Self Assessment (SA100) filing alongside CT600. It currently covers salary, dividends and savings income, but rental/property income specifically isn't one of the income types it handles yet, so it wouldn't cover a landlord return today. HMRC's free online service or an accountant would be the way to file that in the meantime - happy to let you know if/when we extend SA100 to cover rental income.
Thanks all for the feedback - keep it coming.
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TinyTax has a modern look and is easy to understand for small company directors.
Going into 2026 with MTD you're going to have huge success. TinyTax is miles ahead of other products I reviewed. Wishing you every success.
I want to claim Terminal loss relief in CT600 offsetting current year losses with prior year profits. Which boxes in CT600 from on Tiny Tax refer please?
Charity accounts (treasurer question) - TinyTax will file your CT600 + CT600E to HMRC for a charitable company limited by guarantee, but Companies House accounts are a separate step. Charity accounts have to follow the Charities SORP format (Statement of Financial Activities, trustees' report, fund disclosures), which our standard FRS 105 output doesn't produce, and the Companies Act specifically excludes charities from the FRS 105 micro-entity route we normally use for CH filing. For the Companies House side you'll need SORP-capable software (Xero with the SORP module, IRIS, Sage Charity, BTCSoftware are common choices) or an accountant - TinyTax covers the HMRC side either way.
Terminal loss relief - we don't currently support this (Box 45 isn't in our form, nor is the standard 12-month carry-back in Box 280). You can still file your loss-making year's CT600 through TinyTax - it'll show £0 tax due and carry the loss forward automatically for future years - but the carry-back or terminal relief claim against prior years needs commercial CT600 software that supports Box 45/280, a paper CT600 amendment, or an accountant.
Individual landlords without a limited company - good timing, since we've since launched Self Assessment (SA100) filing alongside CT600. It currently covers salary, dividends and savings income, but rental/property income specifically isn't one of the income types it handles yet, so it wouldn't cover a landlord return today. HMRC's free online service or an accountant would be the way to file that in the meantime - happy to let you know if/when we extend SA100 to cover rental income.
Thanks all for the feedback - keep it coming.