Discover how Silverfin eliminates repetitive tasks, error-prone spreadsheets, and wasted time with an intuitive, automated system that files directly with HMRC.
Good morning, and thanks for joining. My name is Mark of Silverfin. I am one of our account execs here. Gonna spend about half an hour this morning talking to you about Silverfin with a particular focus on our corporation tax module. So we are this is the third of these deep dive sessions that we’re running. The first two have been work papers and accounts. This one’s gonna be the set of accounts there. Corporation text. And then the last one will be around our reporting and kind of insights tool. Don’t worry. We are hosting these on a particular part of our website too. So if you’ve missed the first lot, if you’ve got a drop off, if you don’t get the recording, there’s plenty of ways to get ahold of it. Ton of bit about bit about me. Been on the platform now for coming to three years. I’m not an accountant. That’s why I’ve got Curtis here to do the the much more interesting tech stuff and demo. He’s way more capable than I am, but I have worked in the accounting space for close to ten years now. So the most kind of, I think, relevant part of that is that I spent about five years sorry. Four and a bit years even at Xero selling to kinda large medium firms, Xero platform. That’s the way I go now. Now I’ve been doing the same sort of thing at Silverfield where we’ve got that focus on the whole compliance work papers accounts and tax piece. Curtis, if you could offer a quick introduction. Yeah. Hi. So my name is Curtis Blanchard. I’m one of the success managers here at Silverfin. I’ve recently worked in practice for just under ten years and then just been at Silverfin now for approaching a year. My role basically here is sort of help out Marble. So main part of my role is to onboard customers and make sure they are getting the best out of Silverfin, whether that’s assistance with project management, training, making sure they fully understand and are using our new features. Like, for example, say, we’ll be running through the corporate tax. So I’ll just be sort of running a high level demo on that. Lovely. Thanks, Curtis. I stupidly brought up the wrong slide deck. Give me a second, and I’ll find the one I was meant to be sharing with you. Sorry about that, folks. It was not very polished on me at all, was it? And I had it a second with me. Sorry, guys. It’s not far away. I promise. There we go. That’s much better. Right. Sorry for that hiccup. That was completely down to me being that. So deep dive on corporation tax, myself and Curtis. I’ll spend the first five minutes just quickly running through what the platform is at a high level across the whole board. I know there’s a mixture on the call today of folks looking at the platform for the first time, and some are perhaps using it for maybe work papers and accounts, others that are maybe looking more into tech specifically. So there’s a really nice mix of folks on here. But this first five minutes or so will just paint a picture of who we are, what we do, why we’re here, what we think we’re changing. And then after that, sort of, I don’t know, six, minutes preamble for me, Pearl’s take over, and we’ll jump into we’ll jump into demonstration. That’ll be, what, Chris? About fifteen, twenty minutes or so, do think? Yeah. Probably I’ll I’ll be surprised to be over around fifteen minutes, so you won’t have to listen to me for too long. Perfect. At the end, we’ll try and keep some time for some q and a. There is the option to ask questions through the the kind of chat feature in Zoom. So feel absolutely free as we’re going through here to to ask those away, and we’ll pick up at the end. If you don’t wanna answer in front of sorry, question us in front of folks, you can always, you know, reach out afterwards, we’ll be happy to have a a chat off offline. But without that, that that portfolio, so we’ll we’ll we’ll get going. So at Silverfin, one of our sort of beliefs that I guess is that the compliance technology used by a lot of firms is out of date. I think we know that the majority of these platforms are still largely on prem and and taking their time to to get to to to be based, you know, in the cloud. And that has an impact on your potential. You you can’t quite work as fast or as quickly or as mobilely or as flexibly as you might want to. This is really what that means in in kind of practicality. So we talk about being modern firms these days. We’re gonna have lots of different systems in play, lots of different types of solutions. Some are on cloud, some are on prem, some are server hosted, some aren’t. We might have some offices if we’re a multi location practice doing the same job, I. E. A set of annual accounts for a company, but doing them in different ways with different solutions. This slide’s meant to look messy because that environment is messy. You know, that is not the most ideal streamlined efficient way of working. And more recently, we see businesses begin you know, it’s it’s probably started, I think, I think, in anger with with platforms like QuickBooks Online, Xerox, for example, where lots of these functions have been moved to to cloud solutions. That’s great. We’re beginning to work with much more up to date, cloud first products that that that have improvements. You know, just think of the natural evolution of of how how technology works. But even so, a lot of these tend to be siloed or not connected. They have their APIs. They don’t talk to each other. They’re not easy to connect. And all we’ve really done is move that problem into a different place, you know, from being on prem into the cloud. And Silverfin tries to break that down, and simplify things by being, first of all, cloud first. We’ve never had a, an instance of the platform that’s been on prem, but also beginning to group things together a little bit differently from how we might currently be be used to. So so for example, the the main kind of piece to come out is that our working papers, our accounts, production, our corporation tax modules, our reporting are all hosted in the same place. Where we don’t specialize in, practice management, bookkeeping, that sort of thing, we’re very, very, open, very adept, very happy to and experienced in building out APIs to different systems. So for example, we’ve gone out and picked some of the best in breed esigning tools to go and allow you to get those documents signed by our clients. You can, of course, submit your accounts and tax returns off to HMRC companies, respectively, through that API. We’re very happy, and we’re totally agnostic to talk to the different platforms out there to pull that GL data in. And more recently, what’s one example of the APIs we built out kind of at the other end of things is to tap into practice systems, for example, like Carbon. So we’re beginning to kinda trying to, I suppose, reshape how you package together the compliance piece, the compliance workflows you might have across three, four, or even more systems in some in some firms that are working today. And this gives a snapshot of exactly how things work. So very high level, we’re powered by bookkeeping data. As I said, totally agnostic, even down to the sense that we don’t mind if you you have a client set data that has to be pushed to through a CSV. We can still ingest that. And once it’s in the platform, the experience will be no different bar, a few areas, once they’re in in the system. We are very good at cleaning up this, sometimes messy or variable set of client data, I e, it might be different formats, different chart accounts into one set ofized sort of chart accounts in the system. And this does two things. First of all, you get a clean set of data. You’ve got all your client data in one language, so to speak. And that sets you up to, therefore, work with that client data in the same way across all these different, you know, services that you might offer that client, accounts, tax, reporting, etcetera, but also query that data, in one place too. So you can begin to, with that clean set of data in that database, pick out client trends, industry benchmarks, data points, that you compare your clients to and contrast with with that with that, client information you have to go around in a loose way, I suppose, better use this term, to advise clients on what’s coming down the road for them. And we’ve got AI evidence of the platform. Curtis will show you about how that helps us out to in the demo, it serves us through working papers, accounts, tax, every part of systems. It’s not just a little shiny tool we turned on to kind of match and and tick a box against the the recent AI trend that we’re talking about. Our review process is is one of the most talked about and liked features within our within our customers. We can build a really controlled, structured, detailed, and referenceable way of reviewing client work to make sure that data is being client jobs are being completed in the correct way into the right standard. And that all ties into the whole collaboration piece across the whole platform. So whether you’re in office one, office two, offshore team, onshore team, you’re all working for the same instance of Silverfin. That means all the data, whether it be client data, practice based data, insight data, notes, review points, it’s all controlled and looked after in the same place. It can be accessed by any of your staff members any anytime at any at any point where they are. Last but not least, mentioned APIs. We also do, though, have a client portal where we can, as you might imagine, send, share questions, queries, assign tasks, get documents shared, signed, all that resides here in in that client portal. What does this all mean? So, you know, we’ve got short time today, so I’m moving at pace. But, you know, the way Silfen works, what it delivers back to firms is all about increasing capacity and improving workflows and and being less risk around the work that’s that’s being done. That comes through to us in kind of, like, three main themes. You might be a mixture of all three. You might gravitate towards one more than the other, but this is nice data that’s come back from some of our our customers. I mean, it’s got these kind of three tracks. One’s about saving time. You know? There’s never enough hours of the day. As a business, you’re pushed from from left, right, center up and down to to work harder, work faster, work smarter. There was a still, I believe, from from what I can hear, and I’m, you know, happy to be correct otherwise, it’s still a a bit of a challenge around talent in the industry. You know, you you can’t just throw manpower at tasks these days. Folks want to be paid more. They want to work remotely, all this sort of stuff. So having more capacity in the firm on a on a time basis helps you do more work or be more efficient or or or spend more time with the client that needs it. Other firms have used the platform to to grow their revenue. So Hirst there in the middle, after using Silverfin for three years, noticed a market two hundred thousand pounds increase in their revenue without having to take on more. And they’re very, you know, happy to see that they put that down in in no large part no small part, sorry, to to implementing Silafin. And I can promise you, we didn’t cut charge them anywhere near this, you know, over that period. They they they they get a very healthy ROI to support this figure in terms of of their growth. Other firms, more about quality of work. So these guys at the NPKF, Francis Clark, were able to commit to and and and and complete more reviews of their work across a month, meaning that the work going out has been held to a higher standard of accountability and double checked and triple checked to make sure that that client work is accurate and completed on time and up to the standard that that that clients demand. So three very nice ways that the platform could help you and benefit you differently than just the whole we save you time narrative that’s a little bit well worn across some some of the kind of tech space these days. Moving towards the end of my slides now because I know we’re here to see product rather than listen to me to the wholesale field. We’ve got lots of different types of firms working with us. So, again, some of these are a little bit mobile. They might straddle across some or two. Some of these, they they might feel that they’re in one and and not so much the other. But from our perspective, we’ve got firms that are on, you know, aggressive growth paths. They’re trying to build out the firm in terms of headcount and turnover and all that sort of stuff, and they’re rapidly growing. They’re using tech to let themselves do that. And we’ve got acquiring firms whose main challenge is to help assimilate firms that they, they take over and bring into their their family, to work in that same way, and Silphin helps you do that as well. We’ve got pioneering firms that are perhaps a little bit smaller in nature, might be, you know, spread out around the country perhaps. They don’t have the same draw of talent, but they’re trying to grow through through tech and being you know, working smarter rather than harder. And then we’ve got some of the largest firms, you know, in the UK, that will have, you know, large, varied client bases, all the different types of of services from their their software provider. We’re able to kind of service those guys as well and and really work with, you know, some of those largest firms that that that UK might have to offer. Worth mentioning, we’re not just based in the UK. Some of our customers might already know that on the call. We do have a really strong customer base over in Belgium, the Luxembourg, and the Netherlands. And at Lancet Count, I believe we work in seventeen countries across the globe as well. So just some numbers on here. Know, we’re now looking working with over a thousand clients or accounting firms across across the globe. I think we’re over a third now. The top of hundred, think it’s thirty six firms, last count. Hundred and eighty staff, and there are up all markets there. Last but not least, a couple of years ago, we were brought into the Bisma Group. For anybody who doesn’t know who Bisma are, they are a Scandinavian based technology giant, really. As you can see that in the numbers, they’re active in a whole hundred and eighty plus companies, obviously, thousand staff, too many customers, and huge revenues. What this means is that we are backed by some of the very best in the business, and we’re in a really nice family of of firms software vendors, sorry, based throughout Europe that that work with lots of accountants. So, you know, it’s not just us here on our own. We’ve got, you know, huge support backing from some folks that we know who who we work with and what the challenges are and what we need do to be successful. Curtis, over to you. I’ll stop sharing my screen and let you jump into, I should say, corporation tax demo. My mistake. Sorry. Cheers for that, Mark. Let me set up as got to master using this Zoom. Right. Brilliant. So I’m just gonna talk a little bit about deep dive into the corporate tax workflow within Silverfin. Essentially, the product has been designed at Silverfin to complete your tax return faster, make it easier to submit the actual tax return, and to make the processes overall easier and reduce human error. We do that through connected one touch data throughout the platform, cutting out manual work, eliminating the need to copy and paste information, and reducing reviewing time as data only needs to be reviewed once where it flows from your working papers to your accounts production to your corporate tax. This reduces human error basically and support and speeds up the process. So let’s just take a deep look, at a deep dive into how we actually reduce that time. So before I actually jumped into the tax workflow, I wanna discuss how we actually get the data and how it’s pulled into the return. When a client is out, the client’s nominal accounts will all have been mapped to the Silverfin chart of accounts using our Silverfin assistant AI mapping tool. It is this mapping within Silverfin that determines the underlying tax treatment that pushes through to the tax workflow. Just to give you a heads up, some people are new to the to Silverfin. A workflow is any piece of work completed within Silverfin. So what I’ve just done here is I’ve just gone to the accounts. I’ve selected mapping just to give you a taste of what our AI mapping feature looks like. So as you can see, you have your account on import, which is then mapped to the Silverfin code which standardises that. By mapping it to an account code it standardises and selects what the tax treatment will be for that nominal code as well as helps determine which schedules are pulled into your return. Okay? So let’s go back to the client overview and open up the actual tax workflow. So this is your corporate tax workflow. The tax schedules are structured in an order they typically be completed in an intuitive format, starting with some general information and then diving straight into the profit and loss and the rest of the tax disclosures schedules. For those of you familiar with Seal of Fin, you have the continuation of the layout shortcuts and symbols. Across the top there is a snapshot of financials, and beneath that there is the same progress bar to show how much has been completed in the workflow. Green templates means that it’s been reconciled and essentially orange templates require there to be some sort of data input or the actual schedule is unreconciled. It’s important to note that as the information automatically flows from the working papers workflow to the tax workflow, we will see this progress bar move in line with the completion of the working papers. Therefore, once you get to the point where the working papers are a hundred percent completed, the corporate tax should also be close be a lot closer to being completed, exactly like other workflows such as the accounts production. It’s also very easy to clear filters at the top here, and search just by which schedules or reconciliations are included in your tax return, which are reconciled and if any have checks and to dos. This corporate tax overview is just for informational purposes and basically, it automatically assigns your references for your tax return. The next stage would be looking at the return information, which is just where you add in the general information for your tax returns, such as UTR number, business type, trading start date, any additional return information relating to associates, groups, repayments, and the bank payment details. So just everything you’d expect to see in almost sort of like your general settings into the sort of corporate tax software you’re you’re used to seeing. The first thing actually in terms of a template I’m gonna take you to, if I just take you from the workflow, is the profit and loss and other comprehensive income schedule. Now this is one of the key schedules as it is essentially your income template and it’s a great place to show off the value of the tax workflow. Here you don’t need to import any additional data or enter the detailed p and l from your accounts production software, do you have to nor do you have to manually categorize any of the tax treatments as this has already been reconciled in your working papers and due to the mapping. Because we’ve already mapped this and therefore standardized the nominal codes, the data essentially automatically flows into the relevant corporate tax schedules. And also if you’re using accounts production, this schedule is directly linked to the detailed profit and loss. So as you complete the working papers and the year end accounts, this would already be allocated and completed. Now at the bottom here, you’ll see that there is a tick on this box here and it requires additional analysis. So while actually working on your p and l templates, you’re able to do the tax analysis at that stage. So if you want to add additional analysis, say for example, advertising and marketing, some of it was allowable, some of it disallowable, there was some other tax treatment in there, you’re able to add additional analysis. And just to show you, once I’ve made that update and included that, there’s now a red unreconciled mark. So my template is now unreconciled, It’s now telling me that I need to add additional analysis to that template. Now if I was to just give you an example where this analysis has been made, I’m gonna go to the entertaining schedule. And this is where you have that one touch data because from my tax return, I can now drill down to my working papers entertaining schedule and even see the original ledger data, whether that’s your zero that you’ve included in the sync or your nominal ledger. Now what I’ve done here is that I’ve selected to use the additional accounts tax analysis template, And what I’ve then stated is that each part of my ledger, I’ve stated whether it’s allowable taxable, and also if it the part which is disallowable, which is the entertaining amount. Just so you know, there are various other tax treatments you can do for these adjustments. But what then happens is if I go back to my tax return, just at the top here, you’ll see that that data has actually been pulled into my additional analysis. And you can see that that disallowable amount is now being pulled through as an adjustment to my trading profit and loss in my tax return. This basically because you it has that live feed so that when you’re it means that when you’re actually working on your working papers you don’t then you can actually do the tax analysis at that stage which then directly feeds into the tax return. So there’s no chance of that human error where your tax adjustments in your tax return don’t agree to your tax adjustment to your tax analysis in your working papers. And it will just essentially help reduce that back and forth between accounting and tax systems and teams. Another point I just want to bring you bring to your attention is just say, for example, I mentioned earlier that you’ll get an automatic tax treatment allocated due to your nominal code that’s mapped. I’ll just give you an example of this. Say, for example, it knows that pension costs should get mapped to your defined contribution pension. If I now just go to the defined pension contribution schedule, It knows it’s pulled that amount through and wants me to enter the detail of to reconcile that to the amount from the trial balance or the nominal ledger. That’s Matt. So in this case, I’m just gonna say there was a five four two four charge on the pension this year just to say that reconciles. But if there was any paid in a year or any other adjustments for a liability asset carried forward, you’d just be able to enter those there. And then you can see my orange triangle has turned green, showing that it’s now been reconciled. So all of that information pulls through to your trading income, which is essentially a it is your reconciled profit and loss from your TB along with any other adjustments that you’ve pushed into your tax return. And you’ll see that I have some capital allowances and a hundred percent first year allowance, which pushes brings me on to my next point. And it’s probably if I just open up the fixed asset section taking you to the tangible fixed asset summary. Now you’ll notice that this fixed asset register is already reconciled and that’s because when I completed my working papers I reconciled my fixed asset register which actually gives you a link to it, to the file. So we have it here, we can see it’s all reconciled, but now what’s happened is because it’s reconciled in my actual working papers and my accounts, that information then pushes through automatically and is pulled by the tangible fixed asset summary. So I already have a summary a reconcile of a a reconcile schedule for additions and netbook value. Because if I actually just go to the additions template here, it actually pulls through those individual additions, which I can then just identify the tax treatment. So I’ve said one is for main pool, which falls under the AIA, and the other is a hundred percent first year allowance, which then pushes back to my tangible fixed assets summary, capital allowances table, where I can identify that the seven thousand addition was actually an annual investment allowance. And you’ll clearly see that that’s now automatically flown through has been pushed into my trading income adjustments. So that’s just a couple of examples. Obviously, there’s loads of other adjustments we can do within Silvan regarding the charitable donations, loans to participators, etcetera. But that’s just an example of just where some of the information does it is automated and easily pulled. I know on previous tax offers I use, if I set up a new client, I’d have to go in and reconcile a fixed asset register separately from through the tax software, and there’s always that opportunity to have differences between that and the working papers and the accounts. Now I’ll just take you through to the taxable income, which again is almost is essentially a summary of all the income on the tax return. In my demo day, I only just have trading income, if you had a separate property income, non trade loan relationship here, dividends are exempt from the UK, etcetera, and chargeable gains. They’d all be summarized here, and the information will be pulled from your various schedules. Once you’ve completed your taxable income, you’re able to produce a go to your tax calculation, which is where you can see an overview of the tax computation, which can also be exported. In this section, we also have the losses memorandum, which is where you can apply any losses that are either brought forward or carried forward, and also identify whether they’re property losses, etcetera, and NCLR losses, just to make sure that they’re, pushed into the correct sort of bracket. Now once you’ve actually completed your corporate tax workflow, you’d find yourself at a bar at a hundred percent. From there, you would then be able to actually see a draft of the CT six hundred. Now this CT six hundred schedule is purely for information purposes so you can review the form and ensure that output is correct and you just see there that it’s pulled in my data from the schedules. And then within Civil Fin we’ve made it super easy just to submit an actual tax return. Once your accounts have been reviewed, all your tax return have been reviewed and you’ll be at a hundred percent, you’ll be able to just action and explore the iXperial corporate tax at the top right here or from the client overview page. Just give it a second. Obviously, I haven’t reconciled the full tax return, so I’ve been given warning messages, thankfully, and the workflow progress is now a hundred percent. But you also have the option to download to the tax return and also to submit directly to HMRC, which will just take you to the HMRC portal and seamlessly essentially submits the the tax return to HMRC. We I don’t actually have because this isn’t a real tax return. I don’t actually have an API set up to the accounts production at HMRC, but you will also have the option to attach the accounts if you do the accounts production in SILFIN, which will automatically pull through the full accounts into the tax return submission. You also can manually attach additional templates or accounts in the actual interface API interface where you submit your HMRC accounts or tax return. Now before you actually submit the accounts, we are able to export DetachTap into as you can see here, we’ve just exported the tax computation. But these exports can very easily be adjusted before exporting. So if, for example, I wanted to include all my templates regarding fixed asset register as a client required extra information there, I could do that. On the other hand, if you think that there’s so much information there and we just wanna be able to send a simple tax computation and just one or two schedules behind it, we can also tick so that we just include the tax calculation, taxable income, and say if we just wanted to include include a couple of balance sheet sections, we should just go in and tick or untick what we actually export and send to the client. And those packs can be saved and customized to your environment. So that’s something to be looked at, and there is further information on the academy on building those reports there. Now within Silverfin as well, there are additional tools that run by the corporate tax to make sort of having your data all in one piece sort of like a real benefit. The first thing is that we have something called insights, which you’re able to run data and analytics across your file. You can do this from your insights insights template. So on every file, you can include who is the partner, who is the tax manager, who is the accounts manager, etcetera. So it’s super easy to run queries and reports on on your portfolios to help manage work, what status jobs are at, what status tax returns are at. Another couple of examples which I act which I’ve seen, I know some companies may have, like, a turnover limit. Some firms may have a turnover limit where it requires a tax review from the tax department. So you can actually run analytics data and run queries on individual accounts. So I could essentially see all my all my customers in my portfolio that have over four million turnover that require a tax that therefore then require a tax review. I know actually, interestingly, we’re gonna be looking into how we can run these reports. For example, the new lease updates that are coming through, how you can actually run it on that. So you can actually run which accounts are apparent in a in a set of jobs to then notify you which require the new lease updates coming in January. We also have the option, which is something new if you want to join our latest if you haven’t already joined our quarterly up product update, I don’t have time to go into detail on it, but we do have talking points within Silverfin, which is essentially a meeting interface where you can raise communications within while working on a job. Tag it tag it with the tag talking points, and that is something that then pulls through to a meeting interface to make it easier to keep your points and meeting points all in one place on Silverfin and stored in the document section. Now on top of that, obviously, you have the general communication and collaboration tools where you can raise review points to dos, which actually make up part of the progress bar. So if I was to raise a couple of to dos on this corporate tax that actually needed actions, the progress bar would reduce to, say, sixty five, sixty seven percent until those to dos were actually actioned on file. Now we’re always a continually developing software, and our product team are continually working on corporate tax and improving the software. Now hybrid tax hybrid accounts have now been released in their beta version and are being tested across some of our clients. Essentially, they’re available to any of our customers that do want to test these, reach out to your customer your CSM. The outstanding schedules will be released over the course of the next six weeks, and the change log post will keep everyone up to date. This will essentially allow users complete returns with multiple income streams and require management expense adjustments. Initially, this will just be trade and property only, so they’ll be able to split out the p and l into the different businesses and and analyze adjustments separately. After that, the next thing the corporate tax team will be working on or the next thing the product team will be working on, sorry, is investment businesses and businesses with multiple trades. They’ll start building investment business support in October. These will support further management expenses as well as multi trades and will then follow on with investment businesses. Another just update which should come out by the end of q three is to start work on building support for commencement of trade where companies have been dormant for their first period. This will be delivered in q three, q four this year, which is essentially the road map for our next year. But if anyone that is everything I wanted to cover in this call. But if anyone does have any questions, feel free to drop in the q and a. Fantastic. Thanks, Curtis. We had a couple come through just whilst you were going through things. I’ll start off with one that might be best answered by some time in the product. So can you please show us where we enter pre and post April twenty seventeen losses? Yeah. That should be I may not have that. I don’t think I saw you cover it up as you went through things, so I just thought it’d I waited it again. So so thanks for the question, first of all. I I think Curtis is gonna quickly log back in. We’ll share screen so we can see how I share Amazing. I’ll just share that. So for sharing pre two thousand seventeen losses, you can just tick this box. It gives you an additional information and an additional line to put in your pre two thousand seventeen losses here. Can you see my screen? Sorry. I can see your screen. Yeah. Fantastic. Yeah. Everyone else should I I forget that people don’t respond on these websites, and I can’t send them back. I was like, oh. Perfect. Yeah. So, hopefully, that that attendee is still on the call to get that one answered. But if not, as I said, you’ll you’ll get the recording. And then there was a initial question around if there’ll be similar workflows for sole traders and partnerships. Now I know sole traders right now is we’re we’re not looking at moving into that space just yet. We are purely corporate client focused. Does that limitation extend to partnerships, Curtis? Or or I’m not sure, personally. I don’t know if you know a bit more on that one. Yes. So we don’t actually have the tax. So, obviously, you can create your own workflows for completing the working papers and accounts for partnerships, LLPs, sole trades, VINSILVAFIN. But what we don’t have then the capability is to do the tax calculation of p and l, but what you can do is create an export of that p and l detail to then import into other data because I’m then guessing that will flow into where you do the tax return. So we do have the ability to export that p and l into which also can then be further manipulated, especially some of our larger organizations. They have their own liquid code users. So a lot of the products run on liquid code, which means you can build your own exports. So I’ve seen before for some of the other personal tax softwares, people build their own exports that they can directly import into the software. Fantastic. Thank you. Right. We’re we’re towards the end of things now, so feel free to oh, one more question has popped in. Now two more. Okay. Can you see those, Curtis, or shall we Yeah. Regarding the r and d question, could you because it’s anonymous. Would you if you would you be able to email me that over at Curtis dot Blanchard at Silverfin dot com? And what I’ll do is I’ll get one of the product team just to look into that. I know there is the r and d functionality in there and the different release, But I’m not I’m not a tax specialist. I wouldn’t want to answer give you an answer that’s wrong or mislead you on that. So if you just send it over to me, I’ll get the right person onto that question. And I can see that a by partner tax manager account where the TTA actually entered. Okay. So if you do have insights on your template, we within your working papers, we do actually have an insights template, which is standardized across the board. Again, am I still sharing my screen? Sorry, Mark. I’ve just Yeah. I can see it. Yeah. We’re good. So this is a standardized insights template that is run on that is always gonna be in your working papers. But when you get given a CSM, when you sign up for Silverfin, you are able you’ll be given the opportunity, you’ll be given training on how to build one of these yourself. If, say, for example, you might want office, tax partner, any other information you might feel valid to report on. And then what you can then do is we advise to do this as early as possible so that as you build and add the files to to you can then add the additional reconciliation data as you go. But it is possible to do this, and then you go in and enter all the information because this then can be reported on in insights. Right. Okay. Thanks, Curtis. Thanks for the questions, folks, as well. That is us for today. So, hopefully, that was all found useful. Just before I finish up with a couple more points, I’m gonna open up a quick poll. Very simple question. Would you like to hear more from Silverfin? So we don’t want to start bombarding yourself if you don’t want to receive it from Likewise, if you are interested in learning bit more, we wanna make sure that we can get in touch with you and and help out with that. So I’ll just launch that and let it run-in the background. Feel free to say yes. Feel free to say no. I’m not gonna judge you. Aside from that, whilst that’s running, you may or may not be aware for non customers, folks looking at something for the first time, we have got an online trial. It’s completely free to access. So you are able to log in to there and pretty much get a very good feel of about probably ninety percent plus the functionality itself. A few things have turned off for good reason, but the idea is it gives you a lovely opportunity to to put your own client data in there and get a a feel and a play around of how the platform could work. So that’s been running a little while now, freely available online for you guys to access and test out if you have the spare time. Aside from that, you can always reach out to myself, anybody else at Silverfin, your in Curtis’s team to talk more about the platform, whether you’re new customer, existing customer, looking to expand, whatever the case might be, feel free to reach out one way or another. And myself, anybody here, part of the team, I’m more than happy to get in touch. I’ll close the poll. Thanks for all the answers. You know, good to see we had a a good number of folks hang on to the end there because we did run a little bit over time. But, yes, as a follow-up, this will come out to you as a recording, but will get hosted on our webinar resources page as well. So if you wanna share it with colleagues, share it around your practice, that sort of thing, absolutely more than happy for you to do that. Encouraged to be done as well. Thanks, everyone, for joining. Great to have you all here today. Have a great rest of the day. Take care. Bye bye. Cheers, guys. Bye bye.