Most of your payments are recognisable. Telore files those on its own. A few are genuinely ambiguous, and for those it asks.
An example
A payment to Apple could be a laptop for the business, a software subscription, or a personal purchase that landed on the wrong card. Nothing in the transaction says which. A system that guesses will be wrong often enough to matter — and a wrong answer flows into your profit, and then into your tax.
How the question works
Telore shows you the payment and a few likely answers. You tap one. If none fit, you can pick anything from your full list of categories.
It only asks once
Answer once and Telore remembers the supplier. The next payment to them is filed automatically, and it will tell you it did so.
This is guidance, not advice. Telore is software, not an accountancy practice. Tax figures in Telore are estimates based on what you have recorded, and anything filed goes through the official HMRC and Companies House services, subject to their acceptance. For a decision that turns on your own circumstances, speak to an accountant.
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