Support for individuals, landlords and investors across the UK.
Helping individuals, landlords and crypto investors prepare the information needed for their UK Self Assessment tax return.
HMRC requires a Self Assessment return from anyone with income outside standard PAYE. Click below to see if it applies to you.
Sole trader or freelancer with income outside employment. You must file if your self-employment income exceeds £1,000 in the tax year.
Rental income from one property or a portfolio. You must declare rental income and claim allowable expenses including mortgage interest and repairs.
Earning over £100,000 or receiving Child Benefit while earning over £60,000. HMRC requires a return to adjust your Personal Allowance.
Selling, swapping or earning cryptocurrency. HMRC treats crypto as a capital asset — disposals must be declared on your Self Assessment.
Overseas employment, pensions or investments. UK residents must declare worldwide income — even if tax was paid abroad.
Selling online, content creation or consultancy. If your total trading income exceeds £1,000, you must register and file a return.
Missing a deadline means automatic penalties from HMRC. I make sure everything is filed well in advance.
From gathering documents to HMRC submission — handled start to finish.
I'll send you a simple checklist of what I need — P60s, invoices, bank summaries, rental statements.
Employment, self-employment, rental, dividends and interest — all reviewed and tallied accurately.
Every allowable expense reviewed to make sure your tax bill is as low as it legally can be.
Income Tax, National Insurance, Capital Gains — calculated accurately and explained clearly.
I submit your return directly to HMRC once you've reviewed and approved everything.
You'll receive a copy of your return and HMRC confirmation for your records.
Pricing depends on the complexity of your return — number of income sources, whether crypto or capital gains are involved, and so on. Get in touch for a personalised quote with no obligation.
Multiple sources are handled as part of the service — employment, self-employment, rental income, dividends and crypto can all be included in one return.
As early as possible — ideally from April onwards. This avoids the January rush and gives time to gather all information accurately. Late returns can still be assisted but may incur a rush charge.
Get in touch and I'll guide you through registering with HMRC for Self Assessment and explain exactly what documents you'll need. First-timers are very welcome.
Yes — late or missing returns for previous years can be prepared and submitted. HMRC penalties for late filing can sometimes be reduced if there's a reasonable excuse.
Evenings and weekends available. Personal service from start to submission.
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