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We can help everybody that needs to file a tax return: first-time filers, self-employed, freelancers & contractors investors, construction workers, high earners (£100K+), landlords (inc. Airbnb hosts), expats, couriers, drivers and many more.
HMRC don't make it easy. We do. Here's how three simple steps get your first Self Assessment done and dusted.
And we mean a few. After a couple of minutes of answering questions online we’ll have everything we need to start preparing your tax return.
Select the support that fits your needs – from basic accurate filing to full HMRC defense and ongoing tax optimisation throughout the year.
Meet your dedicated accountant who takes over from here – checking accuracy, maximising deductions, and filing with HMRC. You’re in expert hands.
Each accountant is vetted before they can join our superstar community. Most own their own practice, all have 5+ years industry experience.
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Most filers choose this – if you’d rather not leave money on the table.
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If your situation is more complex, or you want year-round accountant support.
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Here are some common questions we've gotten from first-time filers like you.
You lose £1 of your Personal Allowance (the tax-free £12,570 you get) for every £2 over £100k you earn. This effectively means you are paying a 60% tax rate, but don’t panic! You can avoid losing your earnings by being more tax-efficient.
Tax efficiency is when you lawfully pay the least in tax that you need to. Some ways to be tax-efficient include saving more in your pension, asking for non-cash bonuses or investing in start-ups.
No, if you’re PAYE, you never need to file a tax return, no matter how much you're earning. However, if you are earning over £100k, it can be in your best interests to file a tax return, so you don’t lose extra money to the £100k tax trap.
There are two main ways to save money into your pension:
You can only claim the pension tax relief if your pension contributions are not made using "net pay" or "salary sacrifice" - check with your employer.
Yes. That's because:
What you can do:
With the third option, you get all the benefits but without filling a tax return or paying something back.