FFounderTax

Free tax health check

Are you overpaying HMRC without knowing it?

Check if you're overpaying tax — or storing up stress with HMRC — in two minutes. Real figures, plain English, no pitch.

Free · No sign-up to see your result · 2 minutes

Built by Carr Accounting Studio — a London-based ICAEW accountancy firm

What you'll get

In two minutes, you'll know three things.

Where you might be overpaying (or underpaying)

How you pay yourself, and the reliefs and allowances most founders miss. Usually where the money is.

What could trip you up

VAT, director's loans, and the deadlines HMRC actually fines you for. The stuff that gets expensive if you miss it.

What's coming

Changes worth planning for before they land, like Making Tax Digital — now live for income over £50k.

“Most founders have at least one thing worth fixing — and they're often overpaying (or underpaying!) a few hundred to a few thousand in tax a year.”
David Carr

David Carr

Chartered Accountant (ACA, ICAEW)

Your data

Your answers aren't stored. Enter as little or as much as you like — the more you share, the more accurate your result, but that's entirely your call.

The only thing that ever leaves your browser is the result you choose to email yourself.

Who's behind it

Built by Chartered Accountants — for founders.

FounderTax is made by Carr Accounting Studio, a London firm of Chartered Accountants (ICAEW). It uses the same checks we run with founder clients every day.

Every figure in your result is one we actually work from and sign off — not a rule of thumb from a blog. If something needs attention, you can book an obligation-free call with the firm that built it.

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David Carr, Chartered Accountant and founder of Carr Accounting Studio

David Carr

Chartered Accountant (ACA, ICAEW), founder of Carr Accounting Studio

“You build the business. We handle the finances.”

Two minutes, no pitch

Two minutes to find out what you might be missing?

Your result's on screen straight away. Email it to yourself if you'd like a copy, and book a call only if something needs a closer look — no pitch.