SELF ASSESSMENT TAX

The majority of our clients need to file personal tax returns, as a result of being a company director (or indeed by virtue of being self employed or a member of a partnership).

Alternatively, you may be trading as a sole trader or partnership in which case you may need the right paperwork and records to submit your tax return such as pension, income, expenses, together with capital gains information.

Our accountants based in London incorporate the relevant information from your company accounts (if applicable) into your tax self assessment return. They will also factor in income from other investments, land or property and overseas assets. For a rough idea on the tax payable if you draw a salary, have a look at our income tax calculator.

Our team work hard to make sure that all legitimate allowances and deductions are factored into the calculation of your tax liability. We also provide comprehensive tax advice, making sure that you understand how you can make the most of tax breaks provided for, for example, by paying a proportion of your income into a personal pension.

By completing your Annual Accounts in good time, it’s not necessary to put yourself through the usual stress to get the self assessment return cobbled together in early January in time for the deadline of 31st January. Although we’ll get the tax self assessment return done well in advance, there is of course no need to pay the taxman any earlier than required unless you are feeling particularly generous!

A significant number of our clients are self employed, whether as sole traders or operating as a partnership. We ensure that you get excellent service and excellent advice all with a minimum of fuss and stress, using the best cloud software.

If this sounds of interest, why not get an instant self assessment quote , give us a call or come and meet us in our London office. One of the advantages of using us is that we are very cost effective but can also have the caliber of people to offer experienced advice on more complex accounting or tax issues, problems or opportunities at a strategic level.