Personal tax returns, done properly and on time.

A fair-priced Self Assessment service. We gather your information, work out what you owe and tell you exactly what to pay and when.

What’s included

Everything your tax return needs, at a fair price.

  • Self Assessment tax returns, prepared and filed
  • Your tax calculated, with a clear payment schedule
  • Capital Gains Tax, including 60-day property reports
  • Rental income for landlords
  • Making Tax Digital for Income Tax
  • Text reminders when we need something from you

What to tell us about

Self-employmentYour business income, less allowable expenses.
EmploymentSalary and benefits, shown on your P60 and P11D.
DividendsFrom any company you hold shares in, including your own.
PropertyRent from residential or commercial lets.
Capital gainsProfits from selling property, shares or other assets.
PensionsPrivate pension drawdowns and the State Pension.

How it works

  1. 01Send us your recordsExisting clients can upload them through OpenSpace. New to us? Just email them over.
  2. 02We prepare your returnUsing industry-leading software, checking for reliefs you’re due.
  3. 03You review and approveRead it, ask questions, and sign it online.
  4. 04We file it with HMRCAnd tell you exactly what to pay, and by when.

Common questions

Do I need to complete a tax return?

Usually, yes, if you’re self-employed, a partner in a business, a landlord, or you have income that isn’t taxed at source. If HMRC has asked you to complete one and you’re not sure what to do, get in touch.

What happens if I file late?

There’s an automatic £100 penalty the day after the deadline, even if you owe no tax. Further penalties follow at three, six and twelve months, plus interest on anything unpaid.

I’ve sold a property. When do I pay Capital Gains Tax?

If you sell a UK residential property and there’s tax to pay, you must report it and pay within 60 days of completion. Talk to us before you sell, as it’s easy to miss.

Will Making Tax Digital affect me?

If you’re a sole trader or landlord with more than £50,000 of qualifying income, it already applies from April 2026. The threshold drops to £30,000 in April 2027 and £20,000 in April 2028. See our Making Tax Digital page.

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