Self Assessment Tax Return Service
Qualified Accountants
HMRC dealt with – not you
Unlimited Tax Return Advice
Full Compliance, Zero Stress
Real-Time Bookkeeping
Reminders – never a January panic
Qualified Accountants
HMRC dealt with – not you
Unlimited Tax Return Advice
Full Compliance, Zero Stress
Real-Time Bookkeeping
Reminders – never a January panic
Your Self Assessment Tax Return is fully covered from day one. No add-ons, no surprises at filing time – just a qualified accountant who prepares, checks, and files your return every year as standard.
We don’t just file the numbers you give us. We review your full picture – expenses, reliefs, pension contributions, capital gains – and make sure you’re only paying what you actually owe. Most new clients find they were leaving money on the table.
We calculate your taxable profits, identify every allowable business expense, and file your SA103 accurately. Whether you’re a freelancer, contractor, or run a trade, we make sure you’re only paying what you genuinely owe – and not a penny more.
Rental income must be declared on your Self Assessment return each year. We handle property income, mortgage interest relief, letting agent fees, allowable maintenance costs, and wear & tear for furnished lettings – making sure you’re not caught out by the Section 24 changes either.
If you take a salary and dividends from your limited company, you almost certainly need a personal Self Assessment return. We manage your personal and company tax position together, so nothing falls through the gap between the two.
Dividends above the annual allowance, capital gains from selling property or shares, and investment income all need to be declared. We make sure everything is reported correctly and every available relief -including Business Asset Disposal Relief – is applied where you qualify.
Once your income exceeds £100,000, your Personal Allowance begins to taper and additional reporting obligations kick in. We handle the complexity, identify legitimate planning opportunities, and make sure your return accurately reflects your position.
Employment, freelance work, rental income, dividends, and foreign income all on a single return – we bring it together accurately, making sure nothing is missed, double-counted, or incorrectly classified.
Get started with the right accountant for your Self Assessment Tax Return
Start your Self Assessment the easy way – choose your plan and let us handle the rest.
Our accredited accountants have a range of qualifications from the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT), Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW). We are also an Institute of Certified Practising Accountants (ICPA) accredited firm.
1 Choose Your Package
Choose from our pre-built packages or customise your own to see exactly what services you need and how much you’ll pay each month. We make it easy to find the perfect fit for your business!
2 Sign up with Us
After selecting your preferred level of service, simply provide a few additional details to register with us through our easy sign-up form or by giving us a call. It’s that simple to get started!
3 You’re ready to go
That is it, we will begin to set your services up for you, contact your previous accountant if required, and begin the authorisation process with the HMRC
Who needs to complete a Self Assessment Tax Return?
Anyone with income not taxed at source must usually file — including sole traders, landlords, company directors, and those with dividends, capital gains, or overseas income.
When is the Self Assessment deadline?
The online filing deadline is 31 January following the end of the tax year. For example, the 2023/24 tax return must be submitted by 31 January 2025.
What happens if I miss the deadline?
HMRC charges a £100 late filing penalty right away, plus additional fines and interest the longer you delay.
Can I do my Self Assessment myself?
Yes, but unless your tax situation is simple, using a qualified accountant helps you avoid errors, claim more reliefs, and reduce the risk of HMRC investigations.
Read more in our Self Assessment Guide for Freelancers
What information do I need to file my tax return?
You’ll need your UTR (Unique Taxpayer Reference), National Insurance number, income records, expense details, and any capital gains or dividend statements.
Learn more about what documents you need for Self Assessment in our resource hub.
Can an accountant help me pay less tax?
Often, yes. We regularly identify unclaimed expenses or reliefs that reduce your tax bill – especially for new clients.
Do I need to register for Self Assessment?
If you’ve never filed before, you must register with HMRC by 5 October following the end of the tax year in which you earned untaxed income.
What income types need to be reported?
Report all untaxed income, including freelance work, rental income, dividends, interest, and any capital gains.
Can I claim business expenses on my tax return?
Yes – allowable expenses include travel, office costs, subscriptions, and home-working expenses, if you’re eligible.
Why is 31st January such an important date for Self Assessment?
31st January is the deadline to both file your Self Assessment tax return and pay any tax you owe for the previous tax year. Missing this deadline can result in automatic penalties from HMRC, plus interest on late payments. January 31st is one of the most critical dates in the tax calendar for self-employed individuals and company directors.
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