Self assessment doesn't have to be a headache. Our qualified accountants gather everything they need, prepare your return carefully, check for every allowable deduction, and file well before the deadline.
We cover all types of income — employment, self-employment, rental, investments, dividends and more. No matter how complex your situation, we handle it all.
If you're self-employed with income over £1,000 you must file a tax return each year to declare your profits and pay the correct tax and National Insurance.
If you receive rental income of over £2,500 per year (after allowable expenses), you need to declare it to HMRC via a self assessment tax return.
Most limited company directors must complete a self assessment return, particularly if they receive dividends or income not taxed via PAYE.
If your income exceeds £100,000 you lose your personal allowance and must file a return — even if all your income is taxed at source through PAYE.
Significant dividends, savings interest, or capital gains over the annual exempt amount must be declared on a self assessment return.
UK residents with income from abroad — including foreign employment, overseas property, or pensions — must include this in their self assessment return.
Send us your P60, invoices, bank statements, and relevant documents via our secure portal. We tell you exactly what we need — no guesswork.
Our accountants review everything, identify every allowable expense and relief, and calculate the most tax-efficient outcome for your situation.
We share the completed return for your approval, answer any questions, then file securely with HMRC — well before the 31 January deadline.
Register for self assessment by this date if filing for the first time. Missing this can result in a penalty from HMRC.
Deadline for paper returns. We always file electronically, giving you more time and a fully digital submission trail.
Deadline for online returns and payment of tax owed. We file early to avoid the rush and give you clarity on your tax bill sooner.
Second payment on account for the current tax year. We advise you ahead of time to avoid unexpected bills and plan cash flow.