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Find the grants, reliefs and VAT savings your business is missing
Tell us how your business really works: every income stream, what you sell and where you are. We check HMRC, GOV.UK, Find a Grant and your local council, then draw up a plain-English plan to take to your accountant.
Free. About 8 minutes. Answer by typing or by voice.
What your report covers
- VAT treatment
- Every income stream, line by line
- VAT schemes
- Which one suits you, with the numbers
- Council funding
- Searched live for your postcode
- Grants and finance
- Hundreds of live government schemes checked
- Hiring support
- Apprentices, graduates and young staff
- Reliefs you miss
- National Insurance, business rates, equipment
- For your accountant
- The questions to push them on
- We ask the nitty-grittyHow each sale is charged and paid, what's hot or cold, eat-in or takeaway, who buys it. That's where VAT money hides.
- We search everythingOur daily database of government schemes, plus a live search of your council, growth hub and local universities.
- You get your planWhat to do now, what you could save, how to legally restructure, and exactly what to ask your accountant.
Understanding your business
This takes about a minute.
- Finding your council and region
- Checking every income stream for VAT
- Matching 293 government schemes
- Searching your council, growth hub and universities
- Writing your report
You can leave this page. Your report will be here when you come back.
Every live scheme in one place
Grants from Find a Grant, funding and support schemes from GOV.UK, and the latest HMRC VAT changes, each with a plain-English summary. Updated every morning.
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Schemes checked daily from GOV.UK, HMRC and Find a Grant. Crown copyright, used under the Open Government Licence.
General information, not tax or legal advice. Rules have conditions; check the official guidance and speak to a qualified accountant before acting.