Submit your information online, have it checked by a tax adviser, and let us handle the filing with HMRC. One flat fee of £105 — whatever your situation.
You will usually need to file a self-assessment return if any of the following apply to you:
If you are paid entirely through PAYE under an umbrella company and have no other income, you normally do not need to file. If you are unsure, ask us — the consultation costs nothing.
Your Unique Taxpayer Reference, your National Insurance number, details of all income for the tax year, and records of anything you intend to claim as an expense. If you are missing something, tell us — it is better to sort it before the deadline than after.
Online returns and any tax owed for the previous tax year are due by 31 January. Registering for self-assessment for the first time can take several weeks, so do not leave it until January to begin.
One fee, whatever your situation. No scale, no extras, no surprise invoice.
Start your returnSelf-assessment gets complicated when income comes from several places. Our advisers will tell you what applies to you before you commit.
Complete the online submission with your income, expenses and allowances for the tax year. It is a guided form, not a blank return.
A tax adviser reviews the figures, flags anything that looks wrong or missing, and confirms what you owe or are due back.
We submit the return and confirm acceptance. You will know your position before the deadline, not after it.
The questions we get asked most about filing. See our filing guide for the full walkthrough.
HMRC issues an automatic £100 penalty for missing the 31 January deadline, even if no tax is owed. Further daily penalties can follow. This is why we would rather start early than rush in January.
Usually not, if all your income is taxed through PAYE and you have nothing else to report. If you have untaxed income alongside it, you may still need to file.
Yes — tell us how many returns you need and we will confirm the fee before starting. The flat fee applies per return.
Speak to us. HMRC holds much of the information — employer returns, bank interest and dividend records — and we can often reconstruct a position from what is available.
A flat £105, submitted online, checked by an adviser and filed with HMRC. Start now rather than in the January rush.