You and your accountant
Your accountant sees the same books, sends requests that clear when you’ve done them, and locks a quarter once it’s filed.
Invoices, expenses, bills, mileage, payroll records and your MTD quarters. Each one feeds what’s coming in, what’s going out, or what’s yours to keep, so you never have to go looking.
Free plan for as long as you like. Paid plans are still being priced.Everything between doing the work and the money landing: quotes, invoices, VAT invoices when you’re registered, the payments you record and the polite reminders nobody likes to write.
Everything about Coming inType “Invoice Kirkstall Brewing Co £1,850 for the autumn labels” and it becomes a finished invoice, ready as a PDF.
Mark the quote accepted when Moor & Dale say yes, and the £2,400 becomes an invoice without retyping.
Moor & Dale paid by bank transfer. Record it and the invoice shows as paid.
A polite, ready-written email to Ochre Café about the £850. You press send.
Ochre Café’s £120 social media retainer is drafted on the 1st of every month.
Take £60 off INV-0040 for the misprinted posters. It comes off Coming in straight away.
Expenses and bills you add by hand, with the photo or PDF attached, every-month costs set up once, mileage, and payroll records from your payroll software.
Everything about Going outAdd the £23.40 train ticket and attach the photo. It goes under Car, van and travel.
“Office costs” on screen, the right MTD category underneath. Business-use share for the phone you also use at home.
Enter the print shop’s £320 bill once. Mark it paid in full, or £200 now and the rest next month.
Studio rent, phone and software in one list, added to Going out each month.
Enter each pay run from your payroll software and staff costs land in the books. Run payroll and report to HMRC there.
Log the 38 miles to Harrogate and the allowance is added at the simplified rate.
What’s left after costs, with Income Tax and NI estimated as you go. Behind it, proper double-entry books your accountant will be happy to see.
Everything about Yours to keep£2,960 estimated so far, with the 31 January and 31 July payments on Home.
Q2 is ready: income and expenses by HMRC category, with a readiness check for anything missing.
Rent and costs per property, your ownership share, and mortgage interest kept apart for the tax credit.
How much did I make? What do I own? Who still owes me? One tap each.
Priya at Dale & Shaw sees every quarter, sends requests and files the update.
Once the quarter is filed it’s locked, so nothing in it changes by accident.
BillingEase doesn’t connect to your bank or guess in the background. You record what happened in a tap, and everything that depends on it updates at once. Every change sits in a plain activity list.
Moor & Dale’s £2,400 arrived. Record it and INV-0039 shows as paid, and Coming in moves.
Train ticket is Car, van and travel. The right HMRC box for the quarter, chosen in one tap.
Ochre Café is 12 days late. A polite email is already written; you press send.
Profit changes, and the Income Tax and NI estimate changes with it. Yours to keep stays honest.
Choose the United Kingdom or Sri Lanka when you sign up. BillingEase uses that country’s currency, tax year, categories and invoice wording, and only shows what applies to you.
Your accountant sees the same books, sends requests that clear when you’ve done them, and locks a quarter once it’s filed.
Pounds and the tax year from 6 April, or rupees and the year of assessment from 1 April. Your business’s country is fixed at sign-up.
An append-only ledger, filed periods locked, and each business’s books kept apart from every other.
No bank feeds and no payment processing: you record what happened. What BillingEase does connect to is the person who files your tax.
Your accountant files the MTD update from their own software. BillingEase gets the quarter ready and locks it once filed.
“I add a receipt when I get back to the car. By the end of the quarter there’s nothing left for my accountant to chase.”
“Both flats in one place, mortgage interest kept apart. I finally know what the rent actually leaves me.”
“The number in the jar is the one I look at. Everything else is there when my accountant needs it.”
Add a customer and send one invoice. Your numbers start moving, and the rest of the features show up as you need them.