Whether you’re self-employed, a company director, a landlord, an investor, or have income that hasn’t been taxed at source, our experienced accountants can prepare and submit your tax return on your behalf. We make the process straightforward, helping you meet HMRC deadlines, avoid penalties and gain a clear understanding of your tax position.
Our fully online service is designed to save you time while ensuring your Self Assessment tax return is completed accurately and efficiently.
A Self Assessment tax return is used by HMRC to calculate how much tax you owe, whether you’re due a refund and whether any additional liabilities need to be paid.
Preparing a tax return can be time-consuming and complicated, particularly when multiple income sources, investments, property income or dividend payments are involved.
Our accountants can help by:
With CloudAccountant.co.uk, you benefit from professional support and a simple online process from start to finish.
You may need to submit a Self Assessment tax return if you receive income that is not fully taxed through PAYE or if HMRC has requested that you file a return.
If you’re a shareholder of a limited company and receive dividends, you may need to complete a Self Assessment to declare this income and pay any tax due. This ensures all earnings outside of PAYE are reported correctly to HMRC.
If you’re self-employed, you must complete a Self Assessment to report your income and expenses, calculate profits, and pay the correct amount of Income Tax and National Insurance to HMRC.
If you’re a partner in a business partnership, you need to complete a Self Assessment to declare your share of the partnership’s profits or losses and pay the appropriate tax and National Insurance.
If you’re employed and earn over £150,000 a year, you’re required to complete a Self Assessment to declare your income and ensure the correct amount of tax is paid to HMRC.
If you receive income from renting out property, you must complete a Self Assessment to declare this income, deduct allowable expenses, and pay any tax due on your rental profits.
If you earn income that hasn’t been taxed at source – such as freelance work, side jobs, or investment earnings – you’ll need to complete a Self Assessment to declare this income and pay the correct tax to HMRC.
If you’ve sold assets such as additional properties, shares, or cryptocurrency in the tax year, you must complete a Self Assessment to declare any gains and pay Capital Gains Tax where applicable.
If you’re eligible for certain tax reliefs, such as pension contributions or charitable donations, you’ll need to complete a Self Assessment to claim them and reduce the amount of tax you pay.
If you need assistance preparing or filing your tax return, our team is here to help.
Complete the enquiry form below and we’ll arrange a convenient time to discuss your circumstances and explain how our Self Assessment service works.
Our goal is to provide a fast, straightforward and fully supported service that helps you stay compliant while minimising the stress of tax return season.
Completing your Self Assessment tax return through us is super simple and delivers at speed.
Provide details of your income, expenses and any relevant tax information through our secure online questionnaire.
Our accountants review your information, perform the necessary calculations and identify any applicable tax reliefs or allowable expenses.
Before submission, you’ll receive a summary of your tax position showing any liabilities due or refunds available.
Once you approve the completed return, we’ll submit it directly to HMRC on your behalf.
There are various reasons why you might need to complete a Self Assessment Tax Return:
You can use the Gov tool to check as well: Check if you need to send a Self Assessment tax return – GOV.UK.
You’ll get a penalty if you need to send a tax return and you miss the deadline for submitting it (Self Assessment tax returns: Penalties – GOV.UK.) You may be charged £100 if your tax return is a day after the deadline, this penalty increases after 3 months, 6 months and 12 months late.
HMRC do accept some reasonable excuses for filing late: the recent death of a partner, an unexpected hospital stay, computer failures, service issues with the tax authority’s online services, a fire that prevented you from completing a tax return, or caused postal delays. Each case will be considered individually. It’s always best to file your return in plenty of time before the deadline if possible.
Typically, we need to know your income throughout the year, and your P45/P60. We also require personal details such as address, NI number and self-assessment UTR number.
The cost of our Self Assessment service depends on the time of year you are filing. It also depends on your type of work (e.g. if you’re a sole trader, etc.)
Depends on when in the tax year they are filing. Depends on what you do for work (if you’re a sole trader etc). Get in touch with our team by either emailing info@cloudaccountant.co.uk or calling 01625 546 232 and we’ll be happy to chat and provide a no-obligation quote.
