Gryffin Tax01
Gold-leaf ledger
Turnover, expenses and gains sit in one private book. The reserve figure updates as you type.
A private estimator that reads the year as an accountant would: income, allowable cost, the pound you keep, and the claim that is not worth the risk.
The difference is not another form. It is the sentence under each line: if you claim this, here is the cash, here is the risk.
Turnover, expenses and gains sit in one private book. The reserve figure updates as you type.
Photograph the slip. Merchant, VAT and a first-pass wholly-and-exclusively flag. You still decide. Free to try in the Studio right now.
IR35, mixed-use kit, foreign income: we package the file for a human instead of faking certainty.
A sole trader in Britain often pays £600–£1,500 a year. Gryffin Tax is the room before that invoice.
Pro's receipt capture, deduction radar and what-if panel are free to use in Studio today — Pro adds the billing, account and history layer around them, not new calculations.
No. Published HMRC rates, applied in software. Grey facts still belong with a qualified accountant.
Not yet — there's no billing or accounts yet, so nothing is locked behind payment. The Chamber estimator, and Studio's receipt scanner, deduction radar and what-if panel, are all free to use right now. Open Banking import and MTD filing are the genuinely unbuilt parts.
Not in this cut. First the estimate must be trusted. HMRC MTD comes after sandbox work.
Not yet. This release uses England, Wales and Northern Ireland bands.