Self-Assessment Tax Return Services

What is Self-assessment tax return?
Unlike those who are employed or receive pensions, self-employed persons typically have many sources of income. A mechanism called as PAYE automatically taxes employment income (Pay as you earn).
However, if you have many sources of income, you are responsible for paying taxes on each one. As a result, a self-assessment tax return must be completed. This is a challenging and intricate process that needs the required knowledge and abilities. Because of this, you want to use a self-assessment tax return accountant with expertise.
The return must be submitted at the end of the tax year which is 5th April. HMRC will determine what you need to pay once your self-assessment return has been submitted.

Self-assessment tax returns:

Other income that needs preparation of the tax return include Capital gains, foreign income, rental income, and savings income.
Gains in capital: These occur when the value of capital assets rises. Any property that is sold must have tax paid within 30 days.
Rental income: It is the money you get by using the property for any purpose. Rent-related income is subject to taxation if your income is between £2,500 and £9,999.
Savings Income: You must pay tax on your income if it exceeds £5,000 per year.
Why self-assessment tax return is important?
It is crucial to file your self-assessment tax return since failing to do so can result in HMRC fines of £1,800. If you don’t submit the returns on time, you can have to pay extra fines. If you have received child benefit in the last two years, or if you or your partner’s income was over £50,000 then you must submit the tax return. The penalties by HMRC subject to delays are as follows:
  • £100 daily penalty
  • £300 increase in penalty after three months
  • Adding 10% of the unpaid tax after six months
  • Increase of another 10% of the unpaid tax after twelve months

Self assessment tax return Accountant What do you need to include in your tax return?

Before you decide to submit the tax return you should determine if you are required to do so by HMRC. You can determine your liability from the list given below:
  • if you have received a pension or salary of at least £100,000.
  • If your savings or investments have produced income of at least £10,000.
  • If you have received commissions or tips totaling at least £2,500.
  • If you pay taxes at a higher or extra rate
  • If you have successfully sold assets.
  • If you have a family income of more than £50,000 while receiving child benefits.
  • If you receive money outside of the UK
    If you are a business partner or director of a corporation.
  • If you work as a minister of religion.
  • If HMRC has sent you a P800 because you haven’t paid enough taxes.

How self-assessment tax return accountants can help?

The self-assessment tax return report must be completed in order to obtain tax advantages under sections 80c, 80d, and other qualifying provisions. However, many taxpayers unknowingly pay much too much in taxes. Whether you were working abroad, received unjust compensation, or did not operate for the entire year, you will likely be subject to taxation.
For more than 25 years, AAA Accountants has assisted customers with their self-assessment tax returns. We recognise that your business-related activities may keep you busy, and determining how much tax you owe would be a time-consuming chore on top of everything else. We will assist you in resolving your financial issues and freeing you of these burdens.
Why choose us?
We have offered tax assistance to clients for more than ten years. We have already learned a lot. Our tax accountants are experts in self-assessment tax returns.
We collaborate with you to provide for your needs. We love you and will never abandon you in difficult times. Your annual tax return will be filed as easily as possible by our knowledgeable self-assessment tax return accountants, who will also make sure you obtain any tax credits that can be paid with tax expenditures.