Self Assessment Accountant in Ealing & West London
Your tax return, sorted.
Straightforward Self-Assessment tax returns, without the hassle!
Don’t want to deal with HMRC, tax calculations and confusing forms? We can prepare and submit your Self Assessment tax return for you, explain what you owe and make sure it’s filed on time.
We work with sole traders, company directors, landlords and individuals with additional or more complicated income.
Get your Self Assessment sorted without the hassle.
How much does a Self-Assessment cost?
Our fees start from £220
The price depends on the complexity of your tax return. We’ll tell you the cost before we start, so there are no surprises.
Who do we prepare Self Assessment tax returns for?
Sole traders
If you’re self-employed, we’ll calculate your taxable profit and prepare your return.
Limited company directors
We can deal with your personal tax return alongside your company accounts, including salary and dividends.
Landlords
Rental income, allowable expenses and property-related tax reporting.
People with multiple sources of income
Savings, investments, dividends, foreign income, pensions and other income can all make Self Assessment more complicated.
High earners
We can deal with issues such as the High Income Child Benefit Charge and other tax considerations.
We take care of your Self Assessment
We can:
- Review your income and expenses
- Calculate your taxable income
- Identify relevant tax reliefs and allowances
- Deal with employment, self-employment and dividend income
- Include rental/property income
- Deal with savings and investment income
- Calculate your tax liability
- Prepare and submit your return to HMRC
- Explain how much you owe and when it’s due
- Deal with payments on account where applicable
- Provide SA302 forms
An accountant you can actually get hold of
Preparing a tax return is only part of the job.
If something comes up during the year, you should be able to ask your accountant a question and get an answer.
We’re a small accountancy practice, so you’re not passed around a call centre or left wondering whether your email has disappeared into a black hole.
Straightforward advice. Clear pricing. A real accountant at the other end of the phone.
Who Needs to Submit a Tax Return?
You must usually file a Self Assessment tax return if, in the last tax year (6 April to 5 April), you were:
- Self-employed as a sole trader earning more than £1,000 (before expenses)
- A partner in a business partnership
- A company director with dividend income
- Income from rental properties
- Tips or commission
- Income from savings, investments, or dividends
- Foreign income
You may not need to file a return if your only income comes from wages or a pension. However, you may still need to submit one if you receive other untaxed income.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a Self Assessment accountant cost?
Our Self Assessment tax return service starts from £220, depending on the complexity of your tax return. We’ll confirm the fee with you before we start, so you know what you’re paying.
Do I need to complete a Self Assessment tax return?
It depends on your circumstances. You may need to file a tax return if you’re self-employed, a company director in certain circumstances, a landlord, have significant additional income or fall within another category requiring a return.
If you’re unsure whether you need to file, we can help you work it out.
Can an accountant do my Self Assessment tax return for me?
Yes. We can prepare your Self Assessment tax return, calculate your tax liability and submit the return to HMRC on your behalf. We’ll also explain how much tax you need to pay and when it’s due.
What information do I need to give my accountant for Self Assessment?
This depends on your circumstances, but we may need information about your employment or self-employment income, business expenses, dividends, rental income, savings and investments, pension contributions and other relevant income or tax reliefs.
We’ll tell you exactly what we need.
Can you do Self Assessment for a company director?
Yes. We regularly deal with Self Assessment tax returns for company directors, including salary, dividends and other personal income. If we also prepare your company accounts, we can deal with your company and personal tax affairs together.
Can you do my tax return if I’m self-employed?
Yes. We can calculate your self-employed income and allowable expenses, work out your taxable profit and submit your Self Assessment return to HMRC.
Can you do Self Assessment for landlords?
Yes. We can include rental income and relevant property expenses in your Self Assessment tax return and explain how the tax rules apply to your circumstances.
When is the Self Assessment deadline?
For most taxpayers filing online, the deadline for the previous tax year is 31 January. Any tax due is normally also payable by 31 January, although payments on account can create additional payment dates.
We’ll make sure you know what you need to pay and when.
What happens if I’ve missed the Self Assessment deadline?
If you’ve missed a filing or payment deadline, don’t ignore it. Penalties and interest may apply, depending on what is overdue.
We can look at your situation and help you get your tax affairs up to date.
Can I change accountants for my Self Assessment?
Yes. If you’re unhappy with your current accountant, you can switch to us. We’ll explain what information we need and take care of the process of getting your tax return prepared and submitted.