Self Assessment Tax

A tax on company profits that can be complex to manage - we help connect you with the right adviser to stay compliant and reduce liabilities.

Expert Guidance

We connect you with expert advisers who take the stress out of Self Assessment. From completing your tax return to ensuring you claim all eligible reliefs, we make sure everything is accurate, compliant, and submitted on time; saving you time, money, and worry.

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A complete service

Managing a Self Assessment tax return can feel overwhelming, but we make it easy. By connecting you with specialist advisers, we ensure your return is prepared correctly, submitted on time, and optimised to reduce your tax bill wherever possible. With our support, you can focus on what matters while we handle the details.

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Qualified advisers

Our Self Assessment service is completely stress-free. We handle everything from start to finish, ensuring your return is accurate, on time, and optimised to minimise your tax liability.

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FAQ

You may need to if you:

  • Are self-employed or a sole trader

  • Receive rental income

  • Are a company director

  • Earn from savings, investments, or abroad

  • Have additional income not taxed through PAYE

If you’re unsure, we can connect you with a qualified tax adviser who will confirm whether you need to file.

As tax brokers, we don’t give advice directly.  Instead, we match you with trusted, professional tax advisers who specialise in Self Assessment.

This saves you the time and stress of finding the right adviser yourself, and ensures you get reliable, expert support tailored to your situation.

Yes, it can. By working with experienced advisers, you’ll have access to guidance that helps ensure you only pay the tax you owe, while making full use of allowances and reliefs available to you. Our role is to connect you with advisers who can provide that valuable support.

Yes. For most people, the deadline for online submissions is 31 January following the end of the tax year (which runs 6 April to 5 April). For paper returns, it’s usually 31 October. Missing the deadline can mean penalties, so it’s best to get started early.

Self-Assessment is HMRC’s system for collecting Income Tax. Instead of tax being deducted automatically (like under PAYE), you report your income and expenses each year by filing a tax return.

You may need to file if you are:

  • Self-employed (a sole trader earning over £1,000),

  • A partner in a business,

  • Receiving untaxed income (such as rental income, dividends, or foreign income), or

  • A company director.

  • 31 October for paper returns,

  • 31 January for online returns (covering the previous tax year).
    Payments are also due by 31 January, with a possible second payment on account by 31 July.

Invoices, receipts, bank statements, and any records of income and expenses related to your work or business. HMRC recommends keeping them for at least 5 years after the filing deadline.

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