
Self Assessment for Self-Employed Individuals
Self Assessment for self-employed individuals is a practical, end-to-end service that turns your business records into an accurate tax return, filed with HMRC on time. You get clarity on what you owe, confidence that your income and expenses are treated correctly, and fewer last-minute scrambles as deadlines approach.
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What this service covers
This service is designed to keep Self Assessment simple, accurate and stress-free. Support typically includes:
- Reviewing your income sources and confirming what needs to be declared
- Organising and categorising allowable business expenses
- Checking your records for gaps, duplicates, or personal items mixed in
- Calculating your tax and National Insurance position before filing
- Completing and submitting your Self Assessment tax return to HMRC
- Explaining the result in plain English, including payment dates and what to set aside
Who this is for
This is a good fit if you are a sole trader, freelancer or contractor and you want the reassurance that your return is correct.
It is especially helpful if you:
- Have multiple clients or income streams
- Are unsure what you can claim (use of home, travel, software, tools)
- Have not kept tidy records during the year
- Want an estimate of tax before the 31 January deadline
How the process works
- Initial fact find: confirm your income sources, expenses, and any changes (new work, property income, side income).
- Records check: you provide bank statements, invoices, expense receipts or summaries. Any unclear items are queried.
- Draft position: you receive a clear breakdown of profit, tax, and payments on account (where relevant).
- Filing and confirmation: the return is submitted to HMRC and you get confirmation, plus payment guidance.
After filing: staying in control
Once filed, you will know what to pay and when, and what to keep aside going forward. If you want to avoid surprises next year, you can also put a simple record-keeping routine in place so your next return is faster and more accurate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to file a Self Assessment tax return?
What information do you need from me?
Can you help me claim the right expenses without taking risks?
When should I get started?
What if I have missed a deadline or need to catch up on past returns?
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