Is Tide Accounting only available to sole traders?

Sole Traders and Directors of a Limited Company can use Tide Accounting.

To use Tide Accounting for Self Assessment, you must be a Sole Trader who is not using the construction industry scheme.

To use Tide Accounting for submitting your VAT return, you must be a VAT registered business and not using the VAT Flat Rate Scheme.

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