Five reasons accounting firms love our Corporation Tax module
One of the best things about the fact that our founders are former accountants is that we really understand the challenges accounting firms face on a day-to-day basis. We’ve been there, we get it, and we’re committed to designing software that genuinely makes your lives easier.
Our Corporation Tax module is something we’re proud of. We’ve designed it to be slick, easy, and effective to use – removing lots of the niggles that come with preparing and submitting returns – and the accountants we speak to regularly tell us what a difference it’s made to their practice’s approach.
Here are five reasons why accounting firms love our Corporation Tax module.
1.Time-saving automation is front and centre
We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: automation is one of the single, biggest time-saving factors for accountants today – and utilising software that leverages automation properly is key to reaping its rewards.
From auto-generating corporation tax forms to auto-iXBRL tagging, our Corporation Tax module handles all the tasks involved in filing corporation tax returns – all with minimal intervention from you. That means a speedier process, and less room for error.
By highlighting potential issues through pre-submission checks, our module lets you focus on higher-value tasks – rather than getting bogged down by manual data entry or corrections.
2.Seamless integration and real-time collaboration
We’ve designed our Capium ecosystem carefully, and integration is a key part of what makes it easy to use. Our Corporation Tax module integrates with other modules, like payroll and bookkeeping, meaning workflows are streamlined and financial data is always synchronised.
And, because our software is cloud-based, it means you can collaborate with colleagues and clients in real-time, regardless of your location. In real terms, that means enhanced productivity and keeping everyone in the loop – meaning better decision-making and happier clients.
3.Live submission tracking with HMRC
Accountants often tell us that the live submission tracking feature is one of the most beneficial elements of our Corporation Tax module.
Being able to see real-time updates from HMRC means you can monitor submissions easily, and keep clients up to date and informed about the status of their return – meaning less chance of follow ups or enquiries. It’s transparent, straightforward, and helps make managing multiple submissions easier to keep track of.
4.Support for all variations of CT600 forms
No two corporation tax submissions look alike, which is why we’ve designed our Corporation Tax module to support all variations of the CT600 forms – including full forms, short forms, and those related to Research and Development claims, too.
It’s a feature we’ve prioritised – because it eliminates the need to switch between different software or manual processes and means you can accommodate your clients’ needs and tailor your service to your whole client-base – all from within a one-stop-shop system.
5.Compliance and security: future-proofed
We all know how important future-proofing is when it comes to accounting tech, which is why we’ve designed our software to comply with both existing regulations (MTD and GDPR), as well as to anticipate and respond to upcoming changes.
We take data security seriously. Our secure cloud-based servers and strict adherence to data protection protocols mean all your clients’ data is handled securely, giving you the peace of mind to focus on delivering high-quality services without worrying about regulatory pitfalls.
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When it comes to Corporation Tax software, our module offers a robust, efficient, and reliable solution for any accounting practice looking to simplify and streamline its approach. With seamless integration, advanced automation, and real-time collaboration, we’re certain our software will help boost efficiency, accuracy, and client satisfaction. And, with our support team on hand to help you if you need us, there’s no reason not to give us a try.
