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How it works

From bank exports to filed returns

Software for the routine, people for the judgment, and nothing filed without your approval.

  1. Tell us about your companyCompany type, state, formation date and owners. Durity builds your filing calendar straight away: every federal and state deadline that applies, with the date and who handles it.
  2. Add your transactionsUpload bank and card exports from Mercury, Brex, Chase, Wise and most other banks. Accounts in other currencies are kept in U.S. dollars, with the original amounts.
  3. Durity sorts themYour rules and Durity's suggestions give each transaction a category. Anything that might involve an owner or a related company is set aside, because it goes on Form 5472.
  4. Answer a few questionsIn To review, say what a payment was. Most questions take one tap.
  5. Your accountant checks the monthEvery category is confirmed and every month is closed and checked.
  6. Returns are prepared and reviewedThe federal return, Form 5472 and the other filings on your calendar are prepared from your books, and each return is reviewed before you see it.
  7. You approve, then it is filedThe draft comes to you in Tax and filings. You approve it by typing your full name. Nothing is filed until you do.
Questions

Good to know

Do I need to be in the U.S.?

No. Durity is built for founders who run a U.S. company from anywhere. Everything happens in the app and by message.

Who does what?

Software imports and sorts transactions and watches the deadlines. Your accountant confirms categories, closes each month and prepares the filings. You answer questions and approve each return before it is filed.

How long does it take to start?

You sign up and land on your dashboard straight away, and the first 14 days are free with no card. The guided set-up asks about your company and owners, then your transactions.

What does it cost?

One monthly price set by your company's monthly spend, with the core filings included. The pricing page shows your price.

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