Hi, I'm Snappy. This video is for small limited companies in the UK: studios, consultancies and shops. Let's look at a company's year with HMRC, and how your books can file it.

A company's year comes with four kinds of filing: VAT every quarter, payroll every payday, Corporation Tax at the year end, and Companies House.

The traditional way starts with a different login for every service. Take the numbers out of the books, type them into each return, and keep every deadline yourself. It can take days, every quarter.

SnapLedger starts from your books. You connect HMRC and Companies House once. Snappy builds each return from your books, puts every deadline on your calendar, and keeps every receipt. You check, then you file.

Meet Olivia. She runs Hale & Moss, a brand design studio in East London. VAT-registered, two employees, and a year that ends on 31 March.

In five short lessons: set up from three certificates, file the VAT quarter, run payday, file Corporation Tax, and finish with Companies House.

Your UK company's year with HMRC