BTCHub
6.1#11 in vat softwareFrom £275 a yearWebmacOSWindows
VisitBTCHub vs TaxCalc
What both publish
| Fact | BTCHub | TaxCalc |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Addlestone, Surrey, England, UK | Wokingham, England, UK |
| Integrations | The maker lists Excel, Sage, QuickBooks, Xero, VT, and CSV imports among BTCHub’s integrations or supported import routes. | Accounts Production imports year-end trial balances from Xero, QuickBooks or FreeAgent and can export journals and adjustments back. |
| Intended users | The maker describes BTCHub as suitable for accountants, businesses, enterprise companies, and individuals handling VAT returns. | TaxCalc says its products serve accountancy practices, in-house finance teams, sole traders and individuals across the UK. |
| Support | The maker advertises unlimited UK-based technical support at no extra charge, including phone support. | The company says every licence includes unlimited UK-based support from accountancy-trained specialists by phone and email, Monday to Friday. |
BTCHub plans
- BTCHub£275 a year
TaxCalc plans
- TaxCalc 2026 Individual 6£42 a year
- Engager Practice Management — up to 5 clients£9 a month
- Self Assessment tax software£42, paid once
- Accounts Production 12£164 a year
- Individual 12£187 a year
Pick BTCHub if…
BTCHub suits accountants, businesses, and other VAT filers who need to submit Making Tax Digital returns to HMRC. Its group import and online agent-authorisation features may be useful for users handling multiple sources or client VAT work.
Pick TaxCalc if…
TaxCalc may suit UK accountancy practices, in-house finance teams, sole traders and individuals preparing returns or statutory accounts. Its product range includes support for self-employment and investment income.