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HMRC don't make it easy. We do. Here's how three simple steps get your first Self Assessment done and dusted.
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Dividends, RSUs, Capital Gains, savings interest, plus the 60% tax trap all take time to make sense of. And with tax-free thresholds dropping across the board, there has never been a better time to have an expert look over your tax return.
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The type and amount of tax you pay depends on what kind of investment income you’re earning. This can include Income Tax, Capital Gains Tax, and/or Dividend Tax
If you’re invested in a small business or start-up that is part of the Enterprise Investment Scheme (EIS), you’ll be eligible for EIS loss relief if the business fails. It’s a type of tax relief available to you when you sell your shares of an EIS business at a loss. The tax relief allows you to reduce the amount of tax you pay to HMRC
A dividend is a sum of money you might receive if you own shares in a profitable limited company. There is a yearly tax-free dividend allowance, which for the year 2025/26 is £500. This means you won’t need to pay tax on any dividend income under £500. If you do make more, you pay tax based on what salary band you fall into and will need to report it to HMRC through a tax return.
Depending on your situation, you could need to pay Capital Gains Tax and/or Income Tax. If you’re only spending, selling or exchanging crypto, you’ll likely only owe Capital Gains Tax on your profits over £6,000 because HMRC considers crypto an asset in this instance.
If you’re mining, staking, getting paid in crypto or receiving crypto airdrops, you’ll probably owe Income Tax on earnings above £12,570 (your Personal Allowance) because HMRC considers these actions earning an income.
HMRC considers regular trading an income-generating activity, which means you’ll likely need to pay Income Tax and National Insurance Contributions on earnings more that £12,570.
Investing, on the other hand, is seen as more of a one-off type transaction and more likely to be subject to Capital Gains Tax
“Payment on Account” means that you pay tax in two instalments:
First in January (the usual deadline for paying the tax bill for last year), second in July.
In your first year as self-employed, you will likely have to pay 150% of your tax bill in one go.
For example: your tax bill for 2019/20 is £9,000. You need to pay this in full by January 31st 2021, but you also need to pay an additional advance payment of £4,500 (50% of £9,000) at the same time.
Finally, you have to pay another £4,500 by July 31st 2021.
Basically, it's an advance payment. If you turn out to earn less or more this tax year, HMRC will adjust it for you, and refund if needed.
Also, if you earn more than 80% of your income through PAYE, you won't need to use Payments on Account.
Yes.
For example: you works as a restaurant waiter in the morning and drive an Uber in the evenings. You will have to file a tax return for your Uber income.