Every tax on its day
with its source beside it
Taxes are planned ahead of anything that can move. Orla never files a return and never guesses a rate.
The month
What the year owes, where each figure came from, and what still stands in the way.
- Reports
- For the accountant
- Taxes
- VAT
Year 2026
Ask- Payroll taxes, OctoberFrom your payroll system · due Nov 1546,840.00 USDGoes first
- VAT, Q3Return drafted · a row behind every figure31,420.00 USDTo record
- Year 2026Cost basis and year close · 3 things in the wayNot ready
- Year 2025Sealed · nothing has moved sinceSealed
The year's taxes, payroll taxes open. The panel names where the figure came from and who counted it.
How it works
Tax and VAT
in four lines
- From its source
- A tax arrives from your payroll system, your accountant or a document you add, with its kind, amount and day. The source counts it. Orla plans it ahead of anything that can move and pays it under the mandate.
- VAT by period
- Output tax from your invoices, input tax from your expenses, and a bill you mark as reverse charge, at the rate you give. Each period gives a one page PDF and a CSV of the rows behind it.
- The year in four steps
- What is not ready, whether it reconciles, the figures and the seal. A sealed year says if anything inside it moves later.
- Crypto at cost
- Cost basis by FIFO, LIFO or HIFO through every swap, with realised gains on their own line. Your accountant's journal gets the same figure.
Questions
Tax and VAT
the short answers
Does Orla file our returns?
No. It never files with a tax authority and never picks a rate or a regime. It prepares the figures and the files. Its figures are informational, not tax advice: your accountant checks them and files.
Can it say what the open VAT period will owe?
Yes, as two figures: what has accrued so far and where the period's pace leads by its last day. Under two weeks into a period it gives no estimate.
See your own cabinet
on a thirty minute call
We open it on your books and show what the machine would do by itself in your first week.