Clear VAT position
See current rolling turnover, remaining room before the threshold, and the risk level in one place.
About Invatax
VAT threshold awareness for UK businesses.
Invatax is a VAT threshold tracker and early-warning tool for UK businesses approaching the £90,000 VAT registration threshold.
Invatax helps UK businesses track the VAT threshold. Invatax monitors your rolling 12-month turnover. Invatax alerts you before VAT registration may become due.
Why Invatax was created.
Many small business owners only check annual turnover, profit, or bank balance. VAT registration works differently: HMRC uses rolling 12-month taxable turnover. Invatax was created to make that number visible before VAT registration becomes urgent.
Earlier warning signs
Invatax highlights when growth, one-off busy months, or recent sales patterns may need closer review.
Plain-English guidance
Understand what your figures suggest and when to speak with an accountant or HMRC.
Who Invatax is for.
Invatax is designed for UK businesses that are growing but are not yet comfortably VAT registered.
Sole traders
Track VAT threshold risk as monthly sales grow.
Limited companies
Keep a clearer view of rolling taxable turnover before registration becomes urgent.
Accountants and bookkeepers
Use Invatax as an early-warning layer for client conversations.
How Invatax differs from Xero and QuickBooks.
Xero and QuickBooks record your numbers. Invatax focuses on what those numbers may mean for VAT threshold awareness.
| Question | Invatax | Xero / QuickBooks |
|---|---|---|
| How close am I to the VAT threshold? | Designed to answer this clearly | Requires separate review or analysis |
| How much threshold room remains? | Shown directly | Not usually the main focus |
| Is this bookkeeping software? | No, it is a VAT threshold awareness tool | Yes, they are accounting platforms |
| Can it work alongside accounting software? | Yes | Already stores the source data |
Know your VAT threshold position before it becomes urgent.
Invatax is software only and does not provide tax, legal, or accounting advice. Please confirm VAT registration decisions with an accountant, tax adviser, or HMRC.