UK deadlines
Never miss a VAT, Companies House or HMRC date.
Enter a business's year end, VAT and payroll details once. Every statutory date follows, ticked off as you go and raised two weeks ahead. For your business, or each client's.
14 days free No payment details No sales calls
Step by step
From a few details to every date.
- 01You add
Add a business
Type, year end, VAT quarters, payroll and Self Assessment.
ResultIts details
- 02Xevrion
Every date follows
Worked out from the GOV.UK rules, twelve months ahead.
ResultOne calendar
- 03Xevrion
Raised two weeks ahead
Anything due within 14 days shows in Needs attention.
ResultTime to act
- 04You tick
Tick it when done
A date that passes without a tick is shown in red.
ResultNothing missed
Xevrion does this stepYou approve or decideNothing leaves your business without the approvals you set.
What it covers
The dates UK businesses must meet.
Each one links to its rule on GOV.UK.
| Deadline | When | Who to |
|---|---|---|
| VAT return and payment | 1 month and 7 days after each VAT period | HMRC |
| Annual accounts | 9 months after the financial year end | Companies House |
| Confirmation statement | 14 days after its review period ends | Companies House |
| Corporation Tax payment | 9 months and 1 day after the year end | HMRC |
| Company Tax Return (CT600) | 12 months after the year end | HMRC |
| PAYE and National Insurance | 22nd of each month (or quarterly) | HMRC |
| P60s and P11D | 31 May and 6 July | Employees and HMRC |
| Self Assessment | 31 January, and 31 July for the second payment on account | HMRC |
| Making Tax Digital for Income Tax | 7 August, 7 November, 7 February, 7 May | HMRC |
For accountancy practices
Every client's dates, in one place.
Up to 50 businesses
Each client with its own year end, VAT quarters and payroll.
Two weeks' notice
Due dates within 14 days appear in Needs attention.
Ticked when done
Who ticked it is kept in the activity log.
Your calendar
Download every date for Outlook, Google or Apple, with a reminder a week before.
Questions
About UK deadlines.
How are the dates worked out?
From a few details you enter (type of business, year end, VAT and payroll) and the standard rules published on GOV.UK. Each date links to its rule. A letter from HMRC or Companies House, or your accountant, takes precedence.
Can an accountancy practice track its clients?
Yes. Add up to 50 businesses, each with its own details. Filter by client, tick each date when it is done, and download every date into Outlook, Google or Apple calendars.
What is not covered?
VAT annual accounting, first accounts after a company is set up, large companies' Corporation Tax instalments and anything HMRC has told a business individually. The page says so beside the dates.
Put every UK deadline in one calendar.
Free for 14 days. Then from £995 a month, with every job included.
14 days free No payment details No sales calls