Self Assessment Tax Return Accountants
Who we help
- Company directors
- Sole traders
- Landlords and property owners
- People with multiple sources of income (e.g. Investments)
- High earners with tax return obligations
- People who have received a notice to file from HMRC
What we do
- Prepare and submit your Self Assessment tax return
- Review income and allowable expenses
- Calculate tax due and payment on account obligations
- Advise on deadlines and record keeping
- Liaise with HMRC where needed
Tax return deadlines
The online Self Assessment deadline is usually 31 January following the end of the tax year. It is better to prepare early so you know your tax position in advance and avoid last-minute pressure.
What information do you need for my tax return?
This depends on your circumstances, but usually includes income records, expense records, bank interest, dividends, pension information, property income details and any HMRC notices.
Can you help if I have missed the deadline?
Yes. We can help prepare and submit overdue returns and advise on penalties, interest and next steps.
Can you advise what expenses I can claim?
Yes. We will review your records and explain what is usually allowable based on your circumstances.
Will Making Tax Digital affect my Self Assessment?
It may affect you if you are a sole trader or landlord with qualifying self-employment and/or property income above the relevant thresholds. See the dedicated Making Tax Digital section in this document.
