Example: this business is already at 80% of the VAT threshold and may need to prepare within 4 months.
The dashboard your users see after signing in
Invatax turns monthly sales figures into VAT risk, remaining threshold room, next actions, and review prompts.
Invatax dashboard preview
Your business
VAT threshold monitoring
DashboardForecastingGuidanceReportsSettings
Watch Closely
You are getting closer to the VAT threshold.
Your rolling turnover is at 80% of the threshold. Keep reviewing monthly and prepare early.
Current VAT position£72,450Remaining VAT room£17,550Forecasted threshold dateSep 2026Recommended actionPrepare with accountant
£72,450 / £90,00080% used
Green below 70%, amber from 70%, action needed near the threshold.
Next best action
Review expected sales for the next three months and check whether VAT registration planning should start.
What changed this month?
You are £4,800 closer to the VAT threshold than last month.
Monthly turnover
Latest review months shown first.
View full history
May 2026£9,000Reviewed
Apr 2026£7,600Reviewed
Mar 2026£7,100Reviewed
Most VAT threshold problems happen before the business owner realises there is a problem.
You may be at risk if you have had a strong few months of sales, are close to £70k-£90k
turnover, only check figures at year-end, or use bank balance or profit instead of rolling taxable turnover.
Invatax keeps the right number visible in one dashboard, so you can plan pricing, cash flow,
and accountant conversations before VAT becomes stressful.
Designed for sole traders, limited companies, and growing service businesses that want peace of mind before VAT becomes urgent.
Rolling 12-month trackingPlain-English VAT riskAccountant-led guidance
Track the right number
Enter monthly taxable sales and Invatax calculates the rolling 12-month turnover HMRC cares about.
See the risk instantly
Know exactly how close you are to the £90,000 threshold without rebuilding spreadsheets.
Act before it is late
Get warning signs early enough to speak to your accountant, adjust pricing, and prepare properly.
Why businesses accidentally cross the VAT threshold
Most VAT problems start with confusion, not carelessness.
Rolling 12 months, not tax year
VAT registration is based on any rolling 12-month period, not just your accounting year.
Busy months can change everything
One strong quarter, large contract, or seasonal peak can move you much closer than expected.
Late registration can be expensive
Missing the point where registration becomes due can create backdated VAT and stressful admin.
Numbers need interpretation
Invatax shows what the figures mean, whether to stay calm, watch closely, or take action.
Who Invatax is for
Invatax is built for UK businesses that are growing but not yet VAT registered.
Sole traders and small limited companies
Currently under or near £90,000 annual taxable turnover
Growing quickly or having unpredictable sales months
Using spreadsheets, bank balance, or guesswork to track sales
Not for businesses already comfortably VAT registered
Not for businesses needing full accounting software
How Invatax works
Three simple steps to make VAT threshold monitoring part of your monthly routine.
1
Add your business type
Choose your trade so the dashboard guidance feels relevant to your work.
2
Enter or sync sales
Add monthly taxable turnover manually, or use Connected for Xero and QuickBooks syncing.
3
Understand your VAT position
See your rolling total, VAT risk level, forecast, next action, and what changed this month.
Why checking early matters
Invatax lowers the fear by showing what to do next before VAT registration becomes urgent.
Avoid rushed registration
Spot warning signs before you need to register, adjust prices, or speak to your accountant under pressure.
Protect margin
Prepare pricing before VAT affects cash flow or you risk absorbing VAT into existing prices.
Reduce backdated admin
Keep monthly records ready so registration decisions do not become a last-minute scramble.
Built by an accountant who works with real small businesses
Invatax is built around a real problem seen in practice: business owners often do not realise
how close they are to the VAT threshold until the deadline is already stressful.
It is not trying to replace Xero, QuickBooks, or your accountant. It is focused on one clear job:
helping UK small businesses understand VAT threshold risk before it becomes expensive.
That means calm guidance, simplified HMRC concepts, and practical next steps.
Built from real VAT threshold conversations
Invatax was created after seeing UK small business owners repeatedly approach the VAT threshold
without knowing how close they were. The goal is simple: make the rolling 12-month VAT position
visible before registration becomes urgent.
Accountant-built guidanceAwareness, not bookkeeping
The simplest VAT threshold awareness app for UK small businesses.
Invatax is not trying to be full accounting software. It gives small businesses a clearer VAT threshold warning system.
FeatureInvataxXeroSpreadsheet
Shows rolling 12-month VAT threshold positionYesNot clearlyManual
Plain-English VAT risk levelYesNoNo
Built for non-accountantsYesPartialNo
Monthly warning promptsYesNoManual
Shows remaining room before £90kYesManualManual
Designed only for VAT threshold awarenessYesNoNo
Download the UK VAT Threshold Survival Guide
A practical guide to the rolling 12-month rule, warning signs, late registration risk, and the monthly checks every growing UK business should run before reaching £90k.
Low-risk protection from VAT threshold surprises
One missed VAT registration can cost thousands. Invatax helps you stay ahead for less than a coffee shop visit per week.
14 days freeChoose simple manual tracking or hands-free monitoring with accounting software sync.
Essential
For businesses that want to stay aware by entering one monthly sales figure themselves.
Short answers for business owners deciding whether Invatax fits how they work.
Is Invatax accounting advice?
No. Invatax is software that helps you monitor VAT threshold risk. It does not replace advice from an accountant or tax adviser.
Can I use it if I am not VAT registered?
Yes. It is designed especially for businesses approaching the VAT threshold who want to avoid surprises.
What is the difference between Essential and Connected?
Essential is for manual monthly entry. Connected adds Xero and QuickBooks syncing for businesses that want less manual admin.
What happens if I go over the threshold?
The dashboard shows the first month your current rolling 12-month window crossed the threshold, so you know when to speak to your accountant.
How can there be a risk level if figures are monthly?
The VAT Risk Level is a simple confidence indicator based on your rolling 12-month turnover, recent trend, distance from the threshold, and how recently you updated your figures.
Find out how close you are to the VAT threshold in under 2 minutes.
Start tracking your VAT turnover today and make the threshold visible before it becomes urgent.
14 days free • Cancel anytime
Accountant-built • UK VAT focused • Designed for businesses under or near £90k turnover
Know exactly how close your business is to the VAT threshold.
See your rolling 12-month VAT position, remaining threshold room, warning level, and next action
in one calm dashboard.
What you’ll see inside Invatax
Rolling 12-month VAT position
Remaining room before £90k
VAT risk level
Monthly warning alerts
Forecasted threshold timing
Watch Closely
You are at 80% of the VAT threshold.
Review expected sales and prepare before registration becomes urgent.
VAT position£72,450Remaining room£17,550ForecastSep 2026Next actionPrepare early
£72,450 / £90,00080% used
Payment needed to continue
Your Invatax dashboard unlocks after Stripe confirms an active trial or subscription.
Set up your VAT tracker
Add the essentials now so the dashboard starts with useful guidance.
1. Business profile
2. Tracking plan3. Last 12 months
Paste monthly figures or use the CSV import once you reach the dashboard.
Your VAT position is Safe this month.
VAT threshold£90,000
Current UK VAT registration threshold. Update from backend config when live.
Invatax helps you avoid VAT surprises, prepare early, and stay in control of cash flow. It is software guidance only and does not replace advice from an accountant or tax adviser.
Account settings
Keep your account, subscription, and business profile up to date.
SubscriptionEssential trial
Billing methodNo payment method added yet
Turnover source
Choose manual monthly entry on Essential, or connect Xero or QuickBooks on Connected.
Account data
Request a copy of your Invatax data or ask us to delete your account under UK GDPR.
Safe
You are currently well below the VAT threshold.
Add monthly turnover to see how much VAT room you have and what to do next.
Current VAT position£0Remaining VAT room£90,000Forecasted threshold dateNot enough dataRecommended actionStart monthly reviews.Next review dueMonth end
Review your latest monthly turnover to keep your VAT position accurate.
What changed this month?
Add at least two months of turnover to see monthly movement.
Trial check-in
Current VAT position£0
Add monthly sales to calculate your position.
Remaining before threshold£90,000
Based on the current VAT threshold.
Last review completedNot reviewed yet
Complete a monthly review to build the habit.
Forecast confidenceLow
Review at least three recent months to improve confidence.
Monthly review statusClear
No immediate action needed yet.
Monthly VAT Checkup
Complete this once a month to keep your VAT position accurate.
Step 1. Add this month's taxable salesStep 2. Check your VAT risk levelStep 3. Mark the month reviewed
Import, export, and share
Preview, download, copy, or email a clear VAT position summary for your records or accountant.
Monthly turnover
Enter taxable sales only. Do not enter profit or bank balance. What counts?
VAT Forecasting
Forecast your VAT risk before big sales land. Add expected sales, contracts, or growth plans to see whether upcoming work could move you closer to the threshold.
Business checks
Flag details that may need accountant advice before relying on the tracker.
VAT impact estimator
Estimate how VAT registration could affect pricing or margin. This is guidance only.
Accountant pack
A clean summary you can send to your accountant or keep with your VAT records.
Reviewed months0 of 12
Guidance for your current risk levelUseful VAT tips
Allowable expenses
Keep records for costs that support your taxable work, such as software, materials, subscriptions, and professional fees.
Registration timing
If your rolling 12-month taxable turnover goes over the threshold, you usually need to register within 30 days of the end of that month.
Flat Rate Scheme
Some small businesses can simplify VAT by paying a fixed percentage of turnover. Check if your trade fits.
Separate taxes
VAT is separate from Self Assessment, PAYE, and Corporation Tax, so keep VAT dates visible on their own.
Price changes
Before registering, check whether your prices need to change or whether VAT will reduce your margin.
Invoice wording
Once registered, invoices normally need your VAT number, VAT rate, net amount, VAT amount, and gross total.
Digital records
Keep bookkeeping software, spreadsheets, receipts, and sales evidence organised before your first VAT return.
Customer type
If most customers are VAT-registered businesses, VAT may be easier to pass on than if customers are consumers.
HMRC guide summaries
Business-specific VAT guidance
Set your business type in settings to tailor these tips to your dashboard.
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