With HMRC creating ever increasing complexity around tax rules and reporting, keeping up with your obligations can be challenging.

Self-Assessment Returns

Those within the self-assessment system are generally required to file an annual return online by 31 January following the end of the tax year (or 31 October for paper submissions).

This can be a time-consuming and sometimes complex process.

We can take the burden of completing and filing your returns from you, ensuring accuracy and timely submission.

In addition, we provide clear guidance on tax payments, upcoming deadlines, and any other obligations, so you can be confident everything is managed efficiently and promptly.

We can assess whether you will be brought into the Making Tax Digital (MTD) system from April 2026, ensuring you are prepared for any upcoming changes and obligations.

Simple Assessments

Along with HMRC’s increased access to taxpayer information has come the rise in ‘simple assessments’.

In contrast to the self-assessment system where the taxpayer submits their income and gains information, the simple assessment is generated by HMRC from the data they hold.

To make matters more complicated, they are known to issue several years in one go and the interaction between the years can be confusing.

We suggest that all calculations from HMRC are reviewed against your complete position and can assist in liaising with HMRC where discrepancies are found.

UK Property Returns

Capital Gains Tax on sales of UK residential property must be reported and paid to HMRC within 60 days of completing the sale.

Non-UK residents are required to report all sales of UK land and property within 60 days of completing the sale.

Whilst this sounds like a reasonable length of time it can go quickly.

Our advice is to consider the tax implication of any sale before completion to ensure deadlines are easily met.

Principal Private Residence Relief is a valuable, but complex, relief which can reduce the tax burden on the sale of property. We have extensive experience in this area of legislation and can assist in maximising the relief.