Self-Assessment
If you receive income which is not taxed at the source you would need to complete an annual tax return ensuring that you are paying the right amount of tax.
Tax Planning
Thinking ahead and saving tax. We will show you how to be tax efficient and save on tax rather than avoid it altogether.
Contractors and IR35
Intermediaries Legislation (IR35) - Working through an intermediary, such as a Personal Service Company
Personal Taxation & Self-Assessment
The most common reasons for needing to fill in a tax return are as follows:
Self-employed (including being a member of a partnership)
Company directors, ministers, Lloyd's names or members
Income above a certain level from savings, investment or property
You are 65 and receive a reduced age-related allowance
Income from overseas
Your annual income is £100,000 or more
You need to claim certain expenses or reliefs
Some less common reliefs, such as Enterprise Investment Scheme relief or relief on Venture Capital Trusts, can only be claimed by completing a tax return
You owe tax and HMRC can't collect it through your tax code, or you prefer to pay direct