How To
Publishing documents to OneClick
CCH Corporation Tax
If you have access to CCH OneClick through an active licence agreement and you have been allocated the relevant user rights, you will be able to publish tax returns, computations of both to CCH OneClick for your clients to access.
You can publish the tax returns and computations to be sent to the client for review.
You can publish the tax returns and computations (along with their submission documents) when the IRMark is created and when the submission has been sent to HMRC.
Please see the CCH OneClick release documentation for details of how to set up your client's link with CCH OneClick.
Related documents
CCH Corporation Tax 2026.3: Release Notes
Release Notes for CCH Corporation Tax 2026.3
CCH Corporation Tax 2026.2: Release Notes
Release Notes for CCH Corporation Tax 2026.2
Getting Started
This document provides a quick start guide for using CCH Corporation Tax software. It outlines essential features such as the Data Navigator, which assists in completing clients' Returns, and the use of Breadcrumbs for navigation. Additionally, it explains the functions available in the Ribbon panel located at the top of the screen. Overall, the document aims to streamline the user experience by highlighting key tools and navigation methods within the software.
Non Trade Loan Relationships
This document outlines topics related to Non Trade Loan Relationships in corporate tax computations. It includes links to sections on Non Trade Loan Relationship Summary, Credits, and Debits, detailing how to input and summarize these tax-related items in the Data Navigator. Each section describes the process for entering data and how totals are summarized for reporting purposes. Additionally, it links to related topics like Foreign Income and Miscellaneous Income.
Document Publishing
This document outlines the options for electronically storing tax returns and computations using CCH Document Management and CCH OneClick. It emphasizes that access to these tools requires appropriate licenses and user rights. Users can publish tax returns and computations both in draft form for client review and at various stages in the submission process to HMRC. The document includes specific links to guides on how to publish documents using both systems.