AI Tax Report for Carpenters
Upload your bank statements and get a personalised tax report for your carpentry business. Auto-categorise tool purchases, timber, van costs, and workshop expenses.
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What your report includes
Auto-categorise tool, timber, and material purchases
Separate van costs from personal vehicle use
Flag workshop, insurance, and training deductions
PDF report ready for Self Assessment or your accountant
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AI categorises your carpenter expenses, estimates your tax bill, and flags savings specific to your trade.
Common deductions for carpenters
Our AI checks your transactions against these categories and more.
Chisels, saws, routers, planers, drills, sanders, and other woodworking tools. Claim via the Annual Investment Allowance.
Work van fuel, insurance, road tax, MOT, servicing, and repairs — business proportion.
Wood, sheet materials, fixings, adhesives, finishes, and other materials not recharged to clients.
Workshop rent, electricity, heating, and insurance. If you work from a home workshop, claim the proportioned costs.
Steel-toe boots, dust masks, ear protection, safety glasses, and work trousers.
CSCS card, NVQ maintenance, first aid courses, and specialist joinery training.
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What expenses can a self-employed carpenter claim in the UK?
Self-employed carpenters can claim tools and power tools, van costs, timber and materials, workshop rent, PPE, CSCS card fees, training, insurance, and marketing. For 2025/26, the first £12,570 of profit is tax-free. Tools and equipment can be claimed in full under the Annual Investment Allowance.
- Tools: chisels, saws, routers, drills — claim in full
- Van: fuel, insurance, servicing (business proportion)
- Timber and materials not recharged to clients
- Workshop: rent, electricity, heating
- PPE: dust masks, ear protection, safety boots
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