SELF-EMPLOYED TAX RETURNS
Self-employed tax return from £199 + VAT
For sole traders, freelancers and gig workers. We calculate your profit, claim every allowable expense and file with HMRC, all for a fixed fee.
- Fee set by your turnover, confirmed before we start
- Allowable expenses checked so you do not overpay
- Class 4 National Insurance worked out for you
- Filed with HMRC and confirmed in writing
Get your free quote
Tell us a little about your income and we confirm your fixed fee before any work starts.
WHO IT IS FOR
Built for people who work for themselves
Sole traders
Plumbers, tutors, hairdressers and shop owners trading in their own name, with records ranging from a shoebox to a spreadsheet.
Freelancers and creatives
Designers, developers, writers and consultants juggling invoices, software costs and a home office.
Gig and delivery workers
Drivers and couriers working through apps, where mileage, platform fees and tips all need reporting properly.
WHY CHOOSE US
What your fixed fee covers
No extras appear later. Here is what is included in the price you are quoted.
- Preparation of your full Self Assessment return
- Review of every allowable expense and relief
- Class 4 National Insurance calculation
- PAYE income from up to 3 jobs and UK dividends included
- Filing with HMRC and confirmation of submission
- Support afterwards for HMRC queries
FIXED FEES
Self-employed fees by turnover
Prices exclude VAT at 20%.
Up to £10,000 a year
£199
+ VAT
£11K to £30K a year
£249
+ VAT
£31K to £50K a year
£299
+ VAT
£51K to £85K a year
£599
+ VAT
£86K to £250K a year
£899
+ VAT
£251K to £500K a year
£1,499
+ VAT
£501K to £1 million a year
£2,099
+ VAT
£1.1 million to £3 million a year
£3,299
+ VAT
PART OF ACCOTAX
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QUESTIONS
Self-employed tax return questions
Yes. If you are starting out, you must register with HMRC by 5 October after the end of the tax year in which you began trading, then file a Self Assessment return.
It is a £1,000 allowance for trading income. If your gross trading income is £1,000 or less you generally do not need to report it. Above that, you can deduct either the allowance or your actual expenses, whichever is better.
If your profits are above the lower profits limit, you pay Class 4 National Insurance through Self Assessment. We calculate it as part of your return so you see the full bill.
Yes, if you genuinely work from home you can claim either simplified flat-rate amounts or a share of your actual household costs. We choose the method that gives you the better result.
Your fee moves to the band that matches your yearly turnover, sales or expenses. The full list is above, and we confirm your fee before we start.
Get your self-employed fee today
Tell us roughly what you earn and we will confirm your fixed price before any work starts.