Tax Returns
Are YOU looking for a cost effective and seamless tax return service?
Do YOU want a tax EXPERT looking after your tax affairs?
Would YOU like comfort and clarity that your compliance obligations are met, and you will not receive any unexpected penalties.
All our clients’ tax returns are considered in detail by a Chartered Tax Adviser, yet our team is structured to prepare your tax return in an efficient and cost-effective manner.
For a LIMITED TIME we are offering 20% OFF* your first self assessment tax return. To claim YOUR discount, provide your details in the link below, and let us put you on the road to peace of mind.
*Offer open to new clients who sign up by 31 May 2020.
Do I Need To File a Tax Return?
Submitting a tax return may be necessary for a particular tax year (running from 6 April to 5 April) if you:
- Disposed of assets resulting in a capital gain;
- Were self-employed or in a partnership;
- Received untaxed income (such as rental income or dividends);
- Have income of more than £100,000;
- Earn more than £50,000 and you or your partner claim child benefit;
- Claim expenses or reliefs (such as employment expenses or relief for pension contributions);
- Want to utilise tax efficient investments such as Enterprise Investment Schemes (EIS), Seed Enterprise Investment Schemes (SEIS), or Venture Capital Trusts (VCT);
- Have foreign income;
- Receive income from a trust or estate;
- Live or work abroad or
- Are non-domiciled in the UK;
This list is not exhaustive and some exceptions do apply.
Are you a company director?
Then you may have been informed that you are required to submit a tax return, even if you have no tax liability to report. However, this is not the case, as our blog post on the updated HMRC guidance on tax returns for directors can explain in more detail. Having the position of director is not, on it’s own, reason to submit a tax return.