Getting Help and Support
How Can I Contact @AdamsWinter Support?
@AdamsWinter is an online self-service tool. All support is handled by email and web form — there is no telephone number.
How to get in touch:
- Web form: Use the contact form at adamswinter.com/support/contact (available from the Help menu)
- Email: Reply to any previous email from hello@adamswinter.com and it will reach the same support queue
- This page: Use the community forum for general questions about filing and accounting
What @AdamsWinter Files For You
@AdamsWinter handles two separate filings from one dashboard:
- CT600 (corporation tax return) — submitted directly to HMRC via Government Gateway
- Annual accounts — filed with Companies House using your authentication code
Does @AdamsWinter Handle Corporation Tax Payment?
No — @AdamsWinter calculates and files your corporation tax return, but the actual payment goes directly to HMRC. You pay separately via the HMRC Business Tax Account (gov.uk).
Key payment facts:
- Deadline: 9 months and 1 day after your accounting period ends
- Reference: Your confirmation email includes the document reference; your 17-character payment reference is in your HMRC Business Tax Account
- How to pay: Faster Payments, CHAPS, or Bacs via your bank — search "pay corporation tax" on gov.uk
Common Questions
Is there a phone number for @AdamsWinter support?
No. @AdamsWinter is an online-only service — all queries are handled by email and web form. Contact us at hello@adamswinter.com or via the web form at adamswinter.com/support/contact.
How quickly will I get a response?
We aim to respond within one working day. Response times may be longer during busy periods (January–March and around the Companies House online filing closure period).
Can I get help with my figures or tax calculation?
@AdamsWinter support covers technical questions about using the software — how to enter figures, what fields mean, submission errors, and so on. For advice on your specific accounting figures, tax position, or whether expenses are allowable, you should consult a qualified accountant.
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