Your Trusted Tax Partner
Simple Self Assessment Tax Returns
Tax returns don’t have to be overwhelming. Whether it’s your first or tenth time filing, I’ll help you understand what’s needed, submit it on time, and keep things calm and clear.
⭐ Why Choose CWABC for Your Self Assessment?
Expert Guidance
I’ll explain what applies to you (and what doesn’t), so nothing gets missed.
Clear Communication
Everything is broken down into plain English – no jargon, no guesswork.
Reliable Expertise
I’m AAT licensed and have supported sole traders, landlords, directors, and freelancers with all types of HMRC returns.
Affordable Rates
Prices start from £250 depending on your income streams and complexity. You’ll always get a no-obligation quote upfront.
Personal Support
Whether you’ve had a tax notice or just want peace of mind, you’ll be treated like a person, not a number.
Deadline-Friendly
I offer reminder emails each year, so it never creeps up on you again.
🔄 How It Works
At CWABC, we believe in making finances straightforward. Our self-assessment process is designed to be simple and user-friendly, ensuring you feel confident every step of the way.
- Step 1: You’ll send over your figures or bookkeeping records securely.
- Step 2: I’ll go through everything with you and explain what’s needed.
- Step 3: Once you’re happy, I’ll submit to HMRC on your behalf and confirm it’s done.
✅ Who I Support with Self Assessment
- Sole traders with any business income
- Landlords with rental income
- Directors needing to report dividends or salary
- People with a mix of PAYE and self-employment
- Side hustlers, freelancers, and creatives
- Anyone who’s had a tax notice and isn’t sure what to do next
Common Questions
Got questions about Self Assessment Tax? We’ve got answers.
Self Assessment is HMRC’s way of collecting Income Tax from people who don’t have it deducted automatically. If you’re self-employed, a landlord, or have income outside of PAYE, you’ll usually need to file a return once a year to declare it. The goal is to make sure you’re paying the right amount of tax on your earnings.
You’ll need to file if you’re self-employed, a company director, receive rental income, or earn money from dividends or freelance work. Even if you’re on PAYE, you might still need to file if you’ve got untaxed income or HMRC has sent you a notice to complete one.
You can file online through HMRC’s website or by paper (though paper deadlines are earlier). To file online, you’ll need to register for HMRC’s online services, gather your figures, and submit the return before the deadline. I can help make sure it’s all done correctly and on time.
The main deadline is 31st January following the end of the tax year (5th April). If you want to file a paper return instead, the deadline is earlier — 31st October. It’s best to get everything in early to avoid stress or fines.
If your return is late, HMRC usually issues a £100 fine straight away, with extra penalties the longer it’s overdue. If you’re running behind, get in touch — I can help you catch up quickly and avoid further charges where possible.