A self-assessment tax return, or Form SA100, is the formal name for the document you fill out to report your income to the government. It is the primary form for reporting personal income to the tax authorities. If you are working as a self-employed or freelancer, a company director, a minister, or a member of Lloyd’s, expect to claim tax relief for expenses, have a child benefit and your income is over £50,000, have foreign income, are required to pay capital gains tax, or are a trustee managing a trust, you must file Form SA100 (tax return) along with relevant supplementary pages.

You must report your income to the government and submit a self-assessment tax return every year by January 31st, as well as pay estimated tax payments in January and July, subject to certain conditions. We’ll examine your current tax liability, identify potential tax savings opportunities, and recommend a course of action to achieve those savings by evaluating your personal tax affairs.

To avoid fines and ensure you pay the least amount of tax online, we can file your returns electronically and promptly. You must contact us well in advance of the due date to receive help with your self-assessment tax return.