Spreadsheets are fragile
Free, but no reminders, no audit trail, and they break the moment a staff member changes.
For small UK accounting & bookkeeping practices
FilingKeeper works out every statutory deadline for each client, reminds you before they are due, and keeps proof of what you filed in one calm view for the whole practice.
Practice overview
Good morning, Sarah
Friday 25 July · 3 filings need attention
Overdue
2
Due this week
5
Due this month
12
Submitted
38
This week
7 openAcorn Design Ltd
VAT return · Q2 2026
Due soonNorthfield Books
Annual accounts · FY25
In progressAvery & Co
PAYE payment · Jul
Not startedNadia Khan
Self Assessment · 25-26
SubmittedWe remind, you file
FilingKeeper never files on your behalf
UK data residency
Client data is stored and processed in the UK
One rule set, every client
VAT, Companies House, CT, SA and payroll
The stakes
A practice with 60 clients tracks several hundred deadlines a year, across a spreadsheet, Outlook reminders, and one senior person's memory. It works, right up until the week it doesn't.
A single missed filing is a penalty for your client and a dent in the trust that keeps them with you. That is not a software problem. It is a reputation problem.
Free, but no reminders, no audit trail, and they break the moment a staff member changes.
What one person holds in their head is a risk the whole practice quietly carries.
TaxDome and Karbon are powerful, and priced per user for CRM, invoicing and workflows you did not ask for.
Until now, there was no calm middle ground between a spreadsheet and a full practice suite.
What it does
Not a practice-management suite. Just every client, every deadline, and the proof you filed, organised so your team can file with confidence.
Add a client once. FilingKeeper works out every statutory date and shows what is overdue, due this week and due this month in a single calm view.
Automatic email at 30, 14, 7 and 1 days before each deadline, plus a daily digest for the practice. Nothing slips because someone was on leave.
Move each filing from not started to submitted, with who marked it and when. No more asking whether anyone actually filed it on the 31st.
Attach the confirmation or receipt to the deadline it belongs to. When a client questions a filing, the evidence is one click away.
Assign work to staff, filter by teammate or client, and see the whole practice at a glance, not one senior person's memory.
Names, dates and flags only. No financial figures, no HMRC logins. Less sensitive data means a smaller risk to carry for you and your clients.
Coverage
One national rule set covers every client: limited companies, sole traders and partnerships alike. The dates are derived from each client's own year-end and obligations, then adjusted for weekends and bank holidays.
Period end + 1 month + 7 days, by stagger group
Review period end + 14 days
Accounting reference date + 9 months
Period end + 9 months and 1 day
Period end + 12 months
Register, paper, online and payments on account
Monthly PAYE on the 22nd
P60 by 31 May, P11D by 6 July
Rules follow published UK guidance and are verified before launch. FilingKeeper flags anything uncertain rather than showing a date it is not sure of, because a wrong date helps no one.
A simple rhythm
No migration project. No onboarding call to schedule. Add clients, and your deadlines are there.
Record the entity type, year-end and which filings apply. About a minute per client.
The engine builds a rolling 12-month schedule for that client, checked against UK bank holidays.
Move work through the team, file it yourself, and mark it submitted with proof attached.
Where it fits
| Spreadsheet | FilingKeeper | Practice suite | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deadlines worked out for you | |||
| Reminders before they are due | |||
| Audit trail and proof of filing | |||
| Focused, nothing to learn | |||
| Priced for a small practice |
Narrow by design
We chose to store client names, dates and filing flags, nothing more. No financial figures, no HMRC credentials, no personal tax records. It keeps your compliance burden low, and it is one less thing that can go wrong on your watch.
Business data is never queried from the browser.
Every query is scoped to your practice, with database-level isolation behind it.
Submission timestamps and an audit trail stay with the work.
Pricing
Every plan has the same focused workflow. You only choose how many clients you track. 14 days free, no card to start, and two months free on annual billing.
For sole practitioners
£29/ month
1 user · up to 25 clients
For small teams
£69/ month
5 users · up to 100 clients
For established teams
£149/ month
Unlimited users & clients
From the founder
FilingKeeper is made by a small team for small firms: the ones tracking client deadlines in a spreadsheet because the alternatives cost more and do far more than they need. It does one job, and it takes that job seriously.
The first 10 practices to come on board get 3 months free, in exchange for a short feedback call each week. You help shape it; you get the reliability without the price of a suite.
Claim a founding placeQuestions
No, and we never will. FilingKeeper reminds you and records what you filed. You stay in control of every submission, so responsibility for a filing is never handed to a tool.
From each client's own dates and obligations: VAT stagger, accounting reference date, self assessment and payroll, using the published UK rules and adjusted for weekends and bank holidays.
We deliberately store names, dates and flags only. No financial figures, no HMRC credentials, no personal tax data. Your data is held in the UK and reached only through the application, never queried from the browser.
Move up a plan whenever you need more capacity. The workflow is identical on every plan, so you are only ever paying for how many clients you track.
No. Start the 14-day trial, add your clients, and see your real deadlines before you decide. Cancel any time.
See your real deadlines in minutes. No card to begin.