Self assessment,
done for you.
Send us your records, approve the figures, and we file your tax return. You'll know your bill months before it's due.
- From
- £195
- Turnaround
- 10 days
- Deadline
- 31 Jan
- Questions
- Unlimited
Time left to file online
31 January 2027 at 11:59pm. Earlier is calmer.
01 / Do you need to file?
Who files a tax return.
Not sure? Ask on the chat or call us and we'll tell you in two minutes.
Self-employed and sole traders
If you work for yourself and earned more than £1,000 from it in the tax year.
Landlords
Rental income from a flat, a house or a room, even if it's just one property.
Company directors
Directors taking dividends or income that isn't taxed through payroll.
Partners
Each partner files their own return as well as the partnership return.
Income from savings or abroad
Untaxed interest, investments or money from overseas can mean a return.
Anyone HMRC writes to
If you've been asked to file, you need to, even if you think nothing is owed.
02 / How it works
Four steps. About ten minutes of yours.
- 01
Send your records
Through the app, by email, or photos on WhatsApp. We send a simple checklist.
- 02
We prepare it
Your accountant does the return, claims every expense you're allowed and checks it twice.
- 03
You approve
We walk you through the figures on a short call and you approve with one tap.
- 04
We file it
Filed online, with the confirmation and a reminder of when and how to pay.
Illustration with sample figures
03 / Key dates
The tax year at a glance.
6 April 2026 to 5 April 2027
Key self assessment dates
- 6 AprNew tax year starts
- 31 JulSecond payment on account
- 5 OctRegister if you're new
- 31 JanOnline return and tax bill due
- 5 AprTax year ends
04 / Prices
One fixed price, agreed up front.
Guide prices for this sample website, plus VAT. Or include your return in a monthly plan from £35.
Simple
Employed plus one extra income
£195 one-off- Savings, dividends or a small side income
- Filed within ten working days
- Bill worked out in advance
Self-employed
Sole traders and freelancers
£295 one-off- Income and expenses from your records
- Every allowable expense claimed
- Payments on account explained
Landlord
Rental income
£345 one-off- Up to three properties included
- Mortgage interest and costs handled
- Joint ownership split correctly
05 / What to send
Your checklist, made simple.
Don't worry if something is missing. Send what you have and we'll ask for the rest.
- P60 or P45 from any job
- Business bank statements
- Invoices and receipts
- Rent received and letting costs
- Interest and dividend statements
- Pension contributions
- Gift Aid donations
- Last year's return, if we didn't file it
06 / Questions
Self assessment, answered.
Q01When is the deadline?
Online returns for the 2025 to 2026 tax year are due by 31 January 2027, and any tax you owe is due the same day. Paper returns were due by 31 October.
Q02What if I'm late?
There's a £100 penalty straight away, with more if it's very late. Call us even if the deadline has passed: we'll get it filed as quickly as possible.
Q03How long does it take you?
Usually ten working days from when we have everything. In January we prioritise anyone close to the deadline.
Q04Can you help me pay in instalments?
We can explain the options HMRC offers and help you set up a payment plan if you need one.
07 / Get started
Tell us a little, we'll do the rest.
We'll reply within a working day with a fixed price and your checklist. Prefer to talk? Book a free call below the form.
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