
Database Setup: Users can choose between SQLite (for standalone use) or PostgreSQL (for multi-user environments).
Moving from Other Systems: While not automated, TaxCalc provides guidance and support for migrating data from other platforms.
Practice Settings: Firms can configure branding, templates, and client communication settings.
Document and eSign Centres.
TaxCalc provides ongoing support via phone, email, and a comprehensive knowledge base.
TaxCalc offers several customization options to help firms tailor the software to their specific workflows and branding:
TaxCalc is known for its transparent and inclusive pricing, but here are some key cost considerations:
TaxCalc provides a comprehensive training and onboarding program designed to help both new and experienced users get the most out of the platform:
AML Centre & ID Verification – 1-hour session
TaxCalc takes data security seriously, especially given its role in handling sensitive financial and personal information. Key security features include:
TaxCalc releases updates regularly throughout the year, which include both feature enhancements and compliance updates:
Data Updates: Smaller updates that refresh internal data sets like HMRC office addresses, dividend data, and RPI figures.
Example: Version 16.1.300 was released on 9 January 2025.
CloudConnect Users: Updates are managed centrally, but users must still log out during the process.
TaxCalc emphasizes user control and data independence, with the following key principles:
TaxCalc is designed to be modular and scalable, allowing firms to adjust their software usage as their needs evolve:
TaxCalc uses an auto-renewal model for its Practice Suite products:
Auto-Renewal: Licenses automatically renew annually unless canceled. You’ll receive a notification email 30–60 days before renewal with pricing details.
TaxCalc adheres to several key compliance and regulatory standards: