WeFile on HMRC's Corporation Tax Software Suppliers List: What It Means

WeFile appears on HMRC's published Corporation Tax commercial software suppliers list. The list shows which commercial products can produce and submit Company Tax Returns (CT600) through HMRC's online filing channel, and which parts of the return each product supports.

You can check this yourself on GOV.UK:

View HMRC's Corporation Tax commercial software suppliers list →

Inclusion on HMRC's list confirms that a supplier's software can submit Company Tax Returns electronically to HMRC. It is not an accreditation, certification, endorsement, approval or recommendation. HMRC states that it does not recommend one product over another, and the same applies to every supplier on the list, including WeFile.

The listing also does not guarantee that any individual return will be accepted, and it does not tell you whether a product files accounts with Companies House. You should check each supplier's own scope for that.

The company's directors remain responsible for the accuracy of the return and accounts, whichever software is used.

• CT600 Version 3 Company Tax Returns to HMRC, with the iXBRL accounts and tax computation that go with them
• Dormant company nil returns and accounts
• Micro-entity and small company accounts to Companies House, for supported account types
• Supplementary pages CT600A (loans to participators) and CT600E (charities and CASCs)
• Amended returns, either the tax return only or revised accounts as well

CT600B–D and CT600F–P are not supported. Corporation tax, including marginal relief, is calculated from the figures you enter.

WeFile is also listed by Companies House as software for filing unaudited small company accounts. For supported account types you can prepare your HMRC return and Companies House accounts in one workflow; the two submissions are sent and tracked separately.

See how WeFile works on our CT600 software page, or compare suppliers in our CT600 software comparison for 2026.

1. Create a free account at wefile.co.uk
2. Add your company using its company number
3. Follow the guided wizard and review the calculated figures
4. Pay per filing and submit

This article is general information, not professional tax advice.