Self Assessment TAX
Make sure you meet the January 31st deadline and avoid the late penalty fees
How we can help
Make sure you meet the January 31st deadline and avoid the late penalty fees. We will prepare and submit your self assessment tax return for you.
A self-assessment tax return is required to be completed by:
- Company directors
- Self-employed as a ‘sole trader’ and earned more than £1,000
- A partner in a business partnership
- Landlords or people who receive other income from land and property in the UK – this includes non-resident company landlords
- Individual receiving dividends, or other income that is not taxed at source
- Individuals earning over £100k
- Your income from savings or investments was £10,000 or more before tax
- If you claim child benefit and your income or your partners is over £50,000 you may need to send a return in and pay the high income child benefit charge.
- You received a P800 from HMRC saying you did not pay enough tax last year
- If you earn over £50,001 in the 2019/20 tax year and make pension contributions you may have to complete an assessment to claim back the extra tax relief you’re owed
- You need to pay Capital Gains Tax on profits from selling things like shares or a second home
- You have income from abroad you need to pay tax on, or you live abroad but have an income in the UK