EntityKeeper vs TaxCalc

EntityKeeper is entity management and compliance software for organizations that need centralized control of company information. It stores entity records covering jurisdictions, registered agents, ownership stakes, bank accounts, key dates, officers, directors, custom fields, insurance, loans, authorized signers, and beneficial owners. Ownership tools track structures, cap tables, beneficial ownership, and UBO data, with organizational charts available. Documents are grouped by entity, searchable by name or tag, and linkable to Box, Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, or SharePoint files. Reports use managed entity, ownership, and task data, can be configured around selected fields, and download as PDFs. Teams can create reminders and tasks, assign them to named members, and receive deadline alerts. The platform is web-based, with Android and iOS access listed, and supports SAML SSO, granular roles, audit exports, encryption, backups, and vulnerability scans. Plans include unlimited users and vary by entity count.

TaxCalc is a UK accounting software platform for tax compliance, client management, and practice operations. Its products prepare personal, partnership, trust, and company tax returns, as well as statutory accounts. For Self Assessment, SimpleStep guides users through relevant sections, with an option to switch to HMRC-style forms. Calculations update in real time, and Check & Finish reviews a return before submission. Tax products submit directly to HMRC, while Accounts Production files statutory accounts to Companies House. Accounts Production can import year-end trial balances from Xero, QuickBooks, or FreeAgent and export journals and adjustments; integrations differ between products. TaxCalc supports self-employment and investment income, but does not include state filing. It runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows, with mobile access limited to the web. Pricing is paid, from £42, with a free trial and no free plan. TaxCalc says each licence includes unlimited weekday phone and email support from UK-based, accountancy-trained specialists.