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Filing software built for micro-entity and dormant limited companies, which sends the accounts to Companies House and the CT600 to HMRC in one process.

Published prices

  • Dormant

    £20 a year for each company, plus VAT

    For a dormant company with no trading.

  • Solo

    £59 a year for each company, plus VAT

    For one trading company.

  • Portfolio

    £99 a year, plus VAT

    For two or three companies.

We read these prices on TinyTax’s own website on 25 October 2026. You can prepare the return and preview the accounts free, and pay when you file. TinyTax says it does not handle research and development credits, groups or complex loss relief, and sells larger plans for practices.

TinyTax’s pricing page

What it files, in the provider’s words

Each line shows what TinyTax’s own pages say. Where they do not mention something, it reads “not stated”, which is different from saying the product cannot do it.

Sold to
Companies and their accountants
Company Tax Return (CT600)
Yes
Tax computation
Yes
Accounts in iXBRL to HMRC
Not stated
Accounts to Companies House
Yes
Both filed together
Yes
Micro-entity accounts
Yes
Small company accounts
Not stated
Dormant company accounts
Yes
Full or audited accounts
Not stated
Free trial or free tier
Yes

On GOV.UK’s lists

HMRC lists it as 0T Tiny Tax, a product that produces and submits the Company Tax Return, which HMRC marks as suitable for companies filing their own. We read HMRC’s list on 25 October 2026.

Companies House’s software finder lists TinyTax Micro-Entity Accounts Filing – Solo and TinyTax Dormant Company Accounts Filing from ABR Tiny Tax for these accounts: unaudited micro-entity and dormant. We read the finder on 25 October 2026.

Separately from the accounts, directors now have to verify their identity with Companies House. The guide to identity verification for directors explains the free route and the dates.

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This is general information, not tax, accounting or legal advice. For advice on your own company, speak to an accountant or tax adviser.