CT600E — filing for charities and CASCs

WeFile fully supports the CT600E Version 3 supplementary pages, allowing charities and Community Amateur Sports Clubs to claim their exemptions and report their income, expenditure, and assets to HMRC.

Enabling CT600E

Answer the charity/CASC question on step 1 of the filing wizard (or at filing creation). This reveals a dedicated 'Charity' step (step 10) covering the exemption claim, income (E50-E90), expenditure (E95-E125), assets (E130-E190), and the legacy donors table (E195/E200).

Automatic Routing

When you create a charity filing, WeFile automatically ticks box 115 on the CT600 and sets box 4 (Company Type) to 8 for Charities or 6 for CASCs. Charity status is mutually exclusive with dormant status, and the UI keeps CT600A and CT600E mutually exclusive as well.

Accounts and iXBRL Exemption

Charity filings are strictly CT600-only. Because FRS 102 combined with the Charities SORP cannot be filed electronically through WeFile, you must file your statutory accounts separately with your regulator (and Companies House, if applicable). No iXBRL accounts are ever generated. Instead, HMRC receives your optional uploaded accounts PDF alongside an automatically generated explanation letter. If your filing is fully exempt (E20), no corporation tax computation is generated either.

Pricing and API Support

Charity filings are charged at the standard Trading Company price. You can download the fully populated CT600E as a stamped PDF. The API fully supports this via `charityStatus`, `supplementaryPagesData.ct600e`, the `ct600e_pdf` document type, and the standard filing-attachment endpoints.