Stress-free self assessment tax returns for sole traders, freelancers and sole trader landlords. Fully digital, accurate and filed on time.
Freelancers, contractors and self-employed individuals with business income from clients. We handle expenses, allowances and HMRC submission.
Own a rental property and pay yourself? We handle rental income, allowable expenses and any overlap with self-employment income.
LTD company directors receiving salary and dividends need to declare personal tax. Our director return covers all income streams.
Employed AND freelancing? PAYE plus rental income? We handle complex tax situations across all income types.
Capital gains, dividends, and investment income all go on your self assessment. We ensure nothing is missed.
UK income while living abroad? We handle non-resident returns and double taxation treaty claims.
Everything is done online through your client area. No in-person meetings needed.
Create your free client account and select Self Assessment. Answer a few questions about your income types.
Upload income records, expense receipts, P60s, bank statements and anything else relevant — all through your secure portal.
Our team reviews your documents, calculates your liability, claims all allowances and prepares your return for review.
We send you a summary via your client portal. Once you approve, we submit to HMRC and send you confirmation.
Simple sole trader / sole trader landlord return
For LTD company directors with complex returns
31 January each year for the previous tax year (5 April)
We aim to complete returns within 5–7 working days of receiving your documents
All documents uploaded securely through your client account — no email attachments needed
After registering, you'll upload your documents through your secure client portal. Here's what you may need:
Don't worry if you're unsure — once you register, we'll ask you the right questions to get exactly what we need.
Create your free client account and we'll guide you through the whole process. No accountant jargon. No complicated forms.
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