Self Assessment Tax Return
If Self Assessment is on your to-do list this year, you’re in the right place.
Whether you’re a sole trader, landlord, or both, every tax year still ends the same way: with a final Self Assessment tax return that needs to be accurate, compliant, and submitted on time.
That hasn’t changed - even with Making Tax Digital.
How MTD fits in
From 6 April 2026, HMRC will begin rolling out Making Tax Digital for Income Tax Self Assessment (MTD for ITSA). Over time, this means more frequent reporting during the year for some taxpayers.
But here’s the bit most people care about:
👉 You’ll still need a final declaration at the end of the tax year.
That’s the return that:
Confirms your total income and expenses
Finalises your tax position
Makes everything official with HMRC
In other words, the important bit doesn’t go away.
Our Self Assessment service
If you’re handling your records (or quarterly submissions) yourself and just want the final return done properly, we’ve got you covered.
We’ll:
Review your figures
Make sure everything is claimed correctly
Submit your final Self Assessment return to HMRC
Keep things clear, compliant, and stress-free
No drama. No HMRC-induced panic. Just a tidy tax return and one less thing on your plate.
If you’d rather hand over more - or less - we’re flexible. The goal is the same: get your Self Assessment done right, without the headache.
How can we help?
- Register with HMRC
- Prepare and submit your tax returns
- Estimate tax bills
- Evidence earnings for mortgage applications
- Deal with HMRC on your behalf
Key Dates to Remember
5 April – Tax year ends
5 October – Register for Self Assessment (if new)
31 January – Online Self Assessment & tax payment deadline
31 July – Second payment on account due
What they say
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