Self Assessment services
Your tax return, filed early and explained properly
Self Assessment for sole traders, landlords, directors and anyone with income outside PAYE — prepared, checked and filed well before the deadline.
Complete and checked
More than filling in a form
A good return starts with a full picture of your income, claims everything you are entitled to, and leaves you knowing the bill months before it is due.
All income sources reviewed
Self-employment, property, dividends, employment benefits, pensions, savings and overseas income are all considered — not just the obvious ones.
Expenses and reliefs claimed properly
Allowable expenses, capital allowances and reliefs are applied correctly so you pay the right tax — not a rough estimate.
Deadlines managed for you
Registration, filing and payment dates are tracked so nothing is left to a January scramble.
Checked before filing
You see the draft return and the tax position in plain English before anything is submitted to HMRC.
Payments on account explained
If HMRC asks for advance payments, we explain why, how much, and whether a reduction is appropriate.
Secure document sharing
Records and statements are uploaded through the secure client portal — nothing sensitive travels by ordinary email.
Start where you are
Which best describes you?
Choose the closest option to see what your Self Assessment return involves and how we handle it.
Your business income, handled end to end
Whether your records are in software, a spreadsheet or a folder of receipts, we turn them into a complete return — with allowable expenses claimed and the numbers explained before filing.
Discuss your return- Self-employment income and expenses
- Allowable costs and capital allowances
- Class 2 and Class 4 National Insurance
- Overlap relief on a change of accounting date
January does not have to be a scramble
The return for the tax year that ends on 5 April is not due until the following 31 January — but waiting until winter means the bill lands as a surprise with no time to plan.
Send your records in spring or summer and you will know exactly what is due months ahead. If cash flow is tight, that notice also creates options — including time to set money aside or review payments on account.
Key dates to remember
- 5 April — the tax year ends
- 5 October — register for Self Assessment if newly required
- 31 January — online filing, balancing payment and first payment on account
- 31 July — second payment on account due
Each tax year
A calm, predictable routine
The same straightforward process every year, so the return is finished long before the deadline.
- 01
5 April — tax year ends
Income and expenses up to this date belong to the return for that year.
- 02
Send us your records
The earlier they arrive, the sooner you know the number — filing early does not mean paying early.
- 03
Review and approve
You check the draft return and the tax position with us before anything is filed.
- 04
31 January — file and pay
Online filing deadline and the date balancing tax plus the first payment on account are due.
Self Assessment FAQ
Common questions about tax returns
Ready to file early and relax?
Tell us about your income sources and we will confirm what is needed, what it costs and when your return can be ready.