SelfFiled · Tax

SelfFiled

A calm annual tax utility for individuals and small businesses, from bookkeeping to retained filing history.

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Individuals, contractors and small businesses

Make the next filing a routine, not a reconstruction.

SelfFiled is designed around the recurring job: collect the records, understand what is due, calculate from defined rules, submit where authorised and keep the result. The next year should begin with history, not another empty folder.

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Keep the year together

Bring bookkeeping and filing obligations into an ongoing record rather than trying to rebuild the year at the deadline.

Calculate and check

Use explicit calculation and validation paths for the figures. AI assistance does not become the source of a tax liability.

Track the filing and its receipt

The implementation includes MTD period and submission records. Direct HMRC submission remains recognition-gated; tracking an externally made submission is distinct from operating a recognised filing service.

An orderly yearbook holds receipts beside a mechanical calculating fixture and submission tray. An absurd heap of unsorted old receipts is held behind a velvet rope, with modern London beyond the window.

Workflow boundary · SelfFiled

A recorded submission is not the same as permission to submit.

Books and filing periods

Keep the year’s source records together.

Defined calculation and checks

Figures come from rules, not model confidence.

Direct submission

Recognition-gated

An externally made submission can be tracked separately. Keep its receipt and history for the next cycle.

Availability and evidence

Demonstration build.

SelfFiled is presented under the SelfFiled brand. Zero Drift designed and built the product.

The bookkeeping and filing journey can be demonstrated; HMRC recognition and a production filing service are not claimed.

Direct HMRC submission is recognition-gated. The intended commercial shape is a predictable utility for recurring tax work.

Next evidence: Recognition, a public production service and a completed filing journey.

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