Enabling Tax-Free Childcare on eymanage

Enabling Tax-Free Childcare on eymanage

If parents are eligible for Tax-Free Childcare (TFC), they can pay for their childcare through their TFC account. If Tax-Free Childcare is enabled on eymanage, parents can even do this through their eyparent app. 

Tax-Free Childcare can be enabled separately for each nursery:
  1. Go to  > System Settings.
  2. Click on Invoices/Payments.
  3. Go to Payment Methods > Tax-Free Childcare.
  4. Enter your Nursery Postcode and Ofsted ID (your nursery's registration number) into the corresponding fields.
  5. Click Enable TFC.
  6. TFC can be disabled from the same screen by clicking Disable TFC.

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