We prepare, check and file your Self Assessment tax return with HMRC from £150 + VAT. We work out exactly what you owe, make sure the allowances and expenses you are entitled to are claimed, and keep you ahead of every deadline so you avoid penalties.
Who needs to file a Self Assessment return?
You usually need to file a return if you have income that hasn’t been taxed at source. That includes if you are:
- Self-employed as a sole trader, or a partner in a business partnership
- A landlord receiving rental income
- A company director with income not taxed through PAYE
- Receiving untaxed income such as foreign income, larger amounts of savings interest or dividends
- Selling assets that may give rise to Capital Gains Tax
If you’re not sure, get in touch. We’ll tell you whether you need to register, and help you do it before the 5 October deadline.
What’s included
- A review of your income, expenses and supporting records
- Preparation of your SA100 return and any supplementary pages (self-employment, property, capital gains, foreign income)
- A clear tax calculation showing what you owe and when, including payments on account
- Online filing with HMRC once you have approved the return
- Deadline reminders and help with HMRC questions about the return
Making Tax Digital for Income Tax
From 6 April 2026, sole traders and landlords with qualifying income over £50,000 must follow Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax. That means keeping digital records and sending HMRC quarterly updates through compatible software. The threshold drops to £30,000 from April 2027 and £20,000 from April 2028.
We can check whether MTD applies to you, help you choose software and handle the quarterly updates alongside your final return.
What we need from you
- Your Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR) and National Insurance number
- P60, P45 or P11D forms for any employment
- Business or rental income and expense records for the tax year
- Details of savings interest, dividends, pensions and any assets you’ve sold
- Pension contributions and Gift Aid donations, which can reduce your tax
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