Compliance tracking & deadlines
Solvent calculates your statutory deadlines so you never miss a filing.
What Solvent tracks
For each company, Solvent calculates when these are due:
- VAT return — filing date based on your jurisdiction (UK: quarterly; EU: monthly or quarterly).
- Corporation/income tax — annual filing + payment date.
- Payroll tax — if you have employees (jurisdiction-dependent).
- Annual accounts — filing deadline (e.g., Companies House in the UK).
The exact dates depend on your financial year-end (set in Hard facts) and your jurisdiction's rules.
View your compliance calendar
Go to Compliance to see:
- Next due — the next 5 deadlines in order.
- By company — switch between entities to see their deadlines.
- By period — filter by month/quarter to see what's due when.
For accountants: practice-wide view
Run a practice? The Compliance page shows a practice-wide "what's due across all clients" list — tap it to see:
- Which clients have VAT due this month.
- Which need annual accounts filed.
- Cross-client deadlines in order.
This is your daily hook for staying on top of clients.
Before filing with your accountant
1. Ensure your books are up to date — all invoices and costs entered, bank reconciled. 2. Review your VAT status — headroom left, if any non-standard treatments (reverse charge, exemptions). 3. Check for unusual items — one-off gains/losses, related-party transactions, foreign income. 4. Agree your financial year-end if it's changing (some jurisdictions allow flexibility; others don't).
Export your full data (Your data → Download) to send to your accountant.
Advisory notice
Solvent calculates filing dates and alerts you, but your accountant is responsible for lodging returns on time. Solvent figures are advisory — confirm thresholds, rates, and filing requirements with a qualified accountant in your jurisdiction.
Jurisdiction-specific rules
Solvent knows the rules for:
- UK — rolling 12-month VAT test (£90k), Corporation Tax (25%), PAYE, Companies House.
- Estonia — calendar-year VAT (€40k), distribution-based corporation tax (24%), e-filing.
- Delaware / US — franchise tax (hard deadlines: 1 March domestic, 30 June foreign), no VAT.
- Malta — annual VAT, corporation tax, audit requirements.
- Austria — calendar-year VAT, 23% corporation tax, audit file (OJV).
- Hungary — calendar-year VAT, 9% corporation tax, online filing (eÁllamzsemélyesen).
See also
- Getting started — core concepts
- VAT & tax explained — thresholds, rates, registration
- Invoicing & subscriptions — ensure invoices are entered
- Costs & expenses — ensure costs are entered for tax relief
- Dashboard explained — see compliance alerts
- For accountants & CSPs — practice-wide compliance view
- Your data & privacy — export for your accountant
All compliance figures are advisory — your accountant remains responsible for filings.