Tax Returns & Self-Assessment
Accurate personal and corporate returns, filed on time, every time.
Is this you?
Who this is for
- You're self-employed or a sole trader earning over £1,000 a year
- You rent out property, earn dividends, or have foreign income
- You earn over £150,000, or HMRC has sent you a notice to file
- You've sold shares, crypto or property and owe Capital Gains Tax
- January fills you with dread
What's included
Handled end to end
- Full preparation of your Self-Assessment return from your records
- All income sources handled — employment, self-employment, property, dividends, capital gains
- Every allowance and relief you're entitled to, claimed
- Filed with HMRC weeks before the deadline, with your sign-off first
- Payments on account calculated and explained in plain English
- HMRC letters and queries handled on your behalf all year
How it works
Three steps, then it's off your desk.
Send us your records
Bank statements, invoices, P60s — digitally or in a shoebox. We'll tell you exactly what we need.
We prepare and you approve
We draft the return, walk you through it, and show your bill (or refund) before anything is filed.
We file and confirm
Submitted to HMRC with confirmation to you — then reminders for every payment date.
Deadlines & penalties
Paper returns: 31 October. Online returns and payment: 31 January. Miss it and HMRC charges £100 immediately — even if you owe nothing — then £10 a day after three months (up to £900), with further 5% or £300 penalties at six and twelve months. Interest runs on late payments from day one.
Common questions
Tax Returns & Self-Assessment, answered.
Usually not — unless you have side income over £1,000, rental income, dividends over the allowance, earn over £150,000, or owe the High Income Child Benefit Charge. If HMRC has sent you a notice to file, you must file even if nothing is due.
Income records (invoices, bank statements, P60/P45, rental statements, dividend vouchers), expense receipts, and any pension or Gift Aid contributions. We send a simple checklist tailored to your situation.
Legally, often yes — allowable expenses, capital allowances, pension relief, the marriage allowance and more go unclaimed every year. We check all of them as standard.
Talk to us immediately. We can file fast, calculate the penalties, and where there's a reasonable excuse, appeal them. The worst option is waiting.
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Your first consultation is free — no obligation, and a fixed fee quoted before anything starts.