FAQ
Here are some commonly asked queries in tax filing UK:
Normally, you'll need your National Insurance number, UTR (Unique Taxpayer Reference), records of income (e.g. payslips, invoices, rent statements), and information on any expenses, pensions, or investments. We'll walk you through it, bit by bit.
You'll probably have to submit a Self Assessment tax return to HMRC if you're self-employed, a company director, a landlord, or have untaxed income (such as from investments). Not sure? We can assist you with checking.
Delaying beyond the 31 January deadline can accelerate HMRC penalties to a minimum of £100, along with fines and interest on a daily basis. If you're late, move quickly. We can submit for you as soon as possible and minimize penalties by doing so.
Yes. If you're a beginner at Self Assessment or don't know where to start, we cover all that is required, from reporting to HMRC to filling in your return correctly and promptly.
