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Self-Assessment

Self-assessment tax returns from £150

Stress-free self-assessment for sole traders, freelancers, contractors and company directors. File early and pay the lowest rate — from £150 if you file by 31 October.

Who needs to file a self-assessment return?

You need to file a self-assessment tax return if you're self-employed or a sole trader, a company director receiving dividends, earning rental income, receiving over £1,000 in untaxed income, or if HMRC has asked you to file. Missing the 31 January deadline triggers an automatic £100 penalty, rising the longer it's left unfiled.

Many people put off their return because it feels overwhelming — gathering receipts, working out what's deductible, understanding which boxes on the form actually apply to them. We take that entire process off your hands: send us your income and expense records via WhatsApp or email, and we prepare, check and file your return correctly.

We also make sure you're claiming everything you're entitled to. Most self-preparers under-claim expenses out of caution — we know exactly what HMRC allows, so you don't pay more tax than you need to.

File early, pay less

When you send your documentsFee
By 31 October£150
November – December£175
January£225

Additional income sources (rental, capital gains, foreign income, dividends) are £50 each. The earlier you send your documents, the sooner we can file — and the less you pay.

What's included

A complete, done-for-you self-assessment service.

Full Return Preparation

Every section of your return completed accurately — employment, self-employment, property, dividends and more, whichever apply to you.

Every Allowance Claimed

We review your expenses and reliefs line by line so nothing allowable is missed — from home office costs to mileage and equipment.

HMRC Online Submission

Filed directly with HMRC through professional software — no paper forms, no waiting for postal confirmation.

Payment & Deadline Reminders

We tell you exactly what you owe and when it's due, well ahead of the 31 January deadline — no surprises.

WhatsApp & Email Support

Send photos of receipts, ask questions, get updates — all without leaving your phone.

HMRC Query Handling

If HMRC ever queries your return, we handle the correspondence on your behalf.

Frequently asked questions

Who needs to file a self-assessment tax return?
You need to file if you're self-employed or a sole trader, a company director receiving dividends or benefits, earning rental or investment income, receiving over £1,000 in untaxed income, or if HMRC has specifically asked you to file. If you're unsure, get in touch and we'll tell you within minutes.
What happens if I file late?
HMRC charges an automatic £100 penalty the day after the 31 January deadline, even if you owe no tax. Further penalties apply after 3, 6 and 12 months, plus interest on any tax owed. Filing early with us removes this risk entirely.
What documents do I need to send you?
Typically your income records (invoices, bank statements, P60/P45 if employed), and details of any expenses, receipts or additional income. There's no need to organise them first — send them as they are via WhatsApp or email and we'll sort them.
Can you file for previous, late tax years?
Yes. We regularly help clients catch up on late returns from previous years, including negotiating with HMRC over penalties where possible. Get in touch and we'll assess your situation.
Do you handle both employed and self-employed income on one return?
Yes — self-assessment covers all your income in one return, whether that's a PAYE salary, self-employment profits, rental income, dividends or savings interest. We include every relevant section.

File early and pay £150, not £225

Send your documents today and lock in the lowest rate before the season ramps up.