TaxSorted.io

Tax, understood. Then sorted.

The service rebuild starts with individuals, sole traders and landlords. Choose a situation at /services, resume work in My tax year at /checkup, and open the existing checks, money records, preparation and handover tools. Choose a preparation year and Show my saved progress to read its saved draft status alongside local Books and Passport progress for this visit. Resume links preselect that year and wait for an explicit Start or Resume. Resuming saved work from the overview opens its tasks and questions. Books counts cover 2026–27; Passport and personal checklist reminders remain general. The overview changes no records and does not establish filing readiness. Advisers and organisations have separate pages explaining their current scope. Prepare my tax return at /prepare keeps separate 2025–26 and 2026–27 drafts. Choose a purpose, map your circumstances, collect evidence and check P60 employment figures before previewing a preparation summary. Review turns missing answers and evidence into tasks with reasons, places to look and questions to ask. Tasks update from the draft and are included in the summary. Saving is explicit and local; this does not calculate or file a complete return. See the current roadmap and service map for reviewed progress, module ownership, the next development slice and release dependencies. The infrastructure and data map explains the hosted and desktop stack, where information lives, current accounting/integration capabilities and the remaining operating evidence. Released 1 October 2026: the service rebuild is live at taxsorted.io, deployed as 07941b0 with the same repository tree as tested candidate c787af7. Quality gates, synthetic PostgreSQL recovery, all four native desktop targets and production API/frontend checks passed. See the service release record for the exact tested revisions, deployment status and remaining boundaries.

TaxSorted Local reuses these tools in an offline desktop app. Installer-first packaging covers macOS, Windows and Linux; an existing source checkout includes a scaffold for customisation. Public source and installer downloads are not available yet. The app has its own local profile, blocks remote app requests and needs no account. Encrypted workspace backups cover saved Books, Passport, preparation drafts and checklists. The live profile is not encrypted by the app, and online filing is unavailable. See local setup, storage and packaging and /download.

# In an existing source checkout, use Node 22 and the recommended full install
npm ci
npm run desktop:install-runtime
npm run desktop:build
npm run desktop:start
# Optional source copy into a new directory:
npm run scaffold:local -- ../my-taxsorted

Browser-local books are open now for UK sole traders and landlords: bring in money movements, review every suggestion, and understand how confirmed records become tax figures. TaxSorted is growing from that honest base into accounting software for people and small organisations without an in-house accounting team.

The wider aim remains international tax made simple for everyone — a person, a business, a charity, a trust: same plain words, same engine. The underlying tools cover six kinds of work:

• Check — know what applies, what is known and what remains uncertain.
• Plan — compare lawful choices across tax, cash flow, work, risk and wider consequences.
• Books — own the evidence and derive every figure from reviewed records.
• File — prepare, approve, submit and keep the receipt as different states.
• Put it right — correct errors, challenge decisions and reach official payment help.
• Understand — follow the rule, source, public money and power, then use the lawful levers.

Underneath sits one engine; every country is rules, dates and words plugged into it — never a fork of the product. The UK is drawn first and drawn deep: the proof, not the limit.

TaxSorted's public-law reference corpus and base public datasets are a commons: no price, no bait tier, no donations button and no percentage of a refund or displayed saving. Code and content have the reuse licences described in CONTENT-LICENSE; the development repository is currently private and public source downloads are pending. Any future funding route needs a fresh written boundary review and cannot become the practical gate to public law or to a person's understandable record. People file their own taxes; we pave the road.

The public front doors

The site keeps its depth, but the way in is deliberately small:

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