Neatsums
Small tools that add up your own paperwork
Each tool reads one kind of paperwork and adds up the figures, so you can see the totals. Most also check the sums and flag anything that doesn't add up.
They're free to try, with no sign-up, and you pay only if you use them more. None of them gives tax, accounting or legal advice, and you check the figures before you use them.
The tools
For landlords with a letting agent
statement-split
Turns letting-agent statements into a spreadsheet for Making Tax Digital bridging software, checked against what you were paid.
statementsplit.co.uk →For CIS subcontractors
cissplit
Adds up a year of CIS payment and deduction statements for the tax year, lists each one by contractor and tax month, and checks the rate of every deduction.
cissplit.co.uk →For delivery riders and drivers
gigsplit
Adds up Uber, Deliveroo, Just Eat and other app statements by app and tax year, and flags missing weeks.
gigsplit.co.uk →For people selling online
sellertotals
Counts and adds up your Vinted, eBay, Etsy and Depop sales by calendar year and tax year. CSV exports are free.
sellertotals.co.uk →For treasurers of small charities and clubs
treasurersheet
Drafts a receipts and payments account in the Charity Commission's layout from a year of bank statements, for the trustees to check.
treasurersheet.co.uk →
Terms and privacy
This page doesn't set cookies, run analytics or tracking scripts, or ask for any details. Like any website, its host (Cloudflare) handles your IP address to deliver the page and protect it from attacks. Each tool has its own terms and privacy notice, which say what happens to the files you upload: