Self Assessment
Your personal tax return, prepared with care and filed early, so January never brings a surprise.
Starting from£150a return
Your return, done properly
Every kind of personal return, with each allowance and relief checked.
- Sole trader tax returnsSelf-employed income reported correctly, with every allowable expense claimed.
- Partnership tax returnsThe partnership return and each partner’s share, filed together and on time.
- Director and individual tax returnsFrom HMRC registration to filing, your personal return handled end to end.
- Landlord and rental property tax returnsRental income and expenses reported, with all reliefs applied correctly.
- Non-resident returns and residence reviewsUK returns for people living abroad, and a clear view of your residence under HMRC’s Statutory Residence Test.
- Making Tax Digital for Income TaxSoftware set-up and quarterly updates for sole traders and landlords.
Every income, one clear return
Salary, rent, savings, dividends and pension, we bring every source of income together, claim each allowance you are entitled to and file your return well before 31 January.
The value we add
Filed well ahead
Returns completed long before 31 January, with payments on account explained in advance.
Nothing left unclaimed
Every allowable expense, allowance and relief identified and applied.
HMRC handled for you
Registration, correspondence and queries managed on your behalf.
Four steps, in order
Check-in
We confirm what you need to report and send a short checklist.
Gather
You upload your documents securely, and we tell you if anything is missing.
Review
We send a draft return with a clear summary of the tax due.
File
Once you approve it, we file and confirm the payment dates.
Our latest thinking
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Who you will work with
Shaikh AbdullahAccounting and Tax Specialist
Bakhtawar JavedSenior Accountant
Frequently asked questions
How much does a tax return cost?
Starting from £150 for a basic self-assessment tax return. Returns with rental properties, capital gains or income from abroad take more work, and we confirm a fixed fee before we start.
Do I need to file a tax return?
Usually, if you are self-employed, a partner in a business or a landlord, or you have income that is not taxed before you receive it, such as dividends, foreign income or gains on investments. If you are unsure, a short call settles it.
What expenses can I claim?
Costs you incur only for your work or your rental property, such as equipment, travel, phone, insurance, professional fees and a share of your home costs if you work from home. We go through them with you, so nothing is missed and nothing is claimed that should not be.
Why is my January bill higher than I expected?
Because it can include the first payment on account for the year ahead as well as the balance for the year just ended. We explain both well in advance, so the figure is never a surprise.
Read: Self Assessment deadlines, and why your January bill can be bigger than you expectI have missed the deadline. What now?
File as soon as you can, because penalties grow the longer a return is late. We prepare it quickly, and if you had a reasonable excuse we appeal the penalty for you.
Does Making Tax Digital for Income Tax apply to me?
It applies to sole traders and landlords once their qualifying income passes HMRC’s threshold, which is being lowered in stages. We tell you when it applies to you and set everything up.
Read: Making Tax Digital for Income Tax: who is in, and whenTalk to us about self assessment
We will come back to you within one working day with next steps and a fixed quote.