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A self employed person can be a cab driver or a dentist. When you are self employed the first thing you need to do is to register for self employment with HMRC. HMRC then issues you a Unique Tax Payer Reference (UTR). Although you can still file a tax return without the UTR number provided you prepare and post your tax return to HMRC before 31 October.

If you have missed the above deadline then you need to have a UTR number so that you or we can file the online return for you.

Who has to file a tax return

  • Self employed person
  • A Company director
  • An employee earning over £100,000
  • If you receive rental income
  • If you receive the pension payment

Why us?

  • Simple pricing structure
  • Come and see us or communicate with us via email
  • Same day return service available
  • Receive your SA302 when the return is filed

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The earlier you ask us to deal with your self-assessment, the less you will pay

Every your thousand of tax payers leave filling their tax return to the last minute which is why our
pricing for the service is staggered throughout the tax year.

April – August

from £150

September – November

from £175

December

from £200

January

from £225

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Our streamlined process will help you submit personal taxation return

Employment Income

(and pension income, other than the state pension)

  • NForm P60 (year-end summary of tax and gross income) for employments held at 5 April in the tax
  • NForm P45 for any jobs you have left during the tax year;
  • NForm P2 PAYE notice of coding (if you have been received one).

Rental Income

  • NYou may also want to have pay slips and bank statements available.
  • NRental or lease agreement.
  • NBank interest certificate.
  • NEstate agency agreement and statements and invoices

Saving Income

  • A summary of interest received from your statements or passbook.
  • For dividend income, you will need the dividend statements or dividend vouchers.

Social Security Benefits

  • NP60U for Jobseeker’s Allowance.
  • NA letter from the DWP showing the amount of your state pension or other taxable benefit.

Self-employment income

  • NA summary of your business income and expenses for the tax year.
  • NBank statements.
  • NSales invoices.
  • NReceipts for expenses.
  • NPaying in books.
  • NCash books.
  • NLease or HP agreements.
  • NDetails of any loans.

Capital gains

These lists are not exhaustive. If your return is selected for an enquiry, you may be asked to explain to HMRC where any large amount of money has come from, or how you have provided money to fund your overall lifestyle. This might include, for example:

  • NContract notes for the sale and purchase of assets such as shares, antiques.
  • NDetails of period of occupation and letting, for houses which have at some stage been your main private residence, but have also been rented out to tenants.
  • NDocuments recording loans made and received.
  • NDocuments recording cash gifts made and received.
  • NBetting win records.
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Self-assessment

Please feel free to download our guides. We have created these guides specifically for non-accountants. This guide will answer the below questions:

  • Should you register for self-assessment?
  • When should you register for self-assessment?
  • What are the deadlines to file a personal tax return?
  • What is a tax year?
  • Who must send in a personal tax return?
  • What are the income tax rates and bands for 2018/19?
  • Which expenses are allowed for rental property?
  • Which expenses are allowed for small business?
  • How to claim expenses in your personal tax return?
  • What are payments on account?
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