Sole Trader & Self Assessment

Sole trader accounts and Self Assessment.

Sole trader accounts and annual Self Assessment tax returns, prepared, reviewed and filed on time.

We take the hassle out of Self Assessment by preparing your year-end accounts, calculating your tax position and submitting your return to HMRC.

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What's included

What you get.

Everything you need to file with confidence:

Who it's for

The right fit.

Tradespeople, freelancers, creatives, consultants and any self-employed business owner.

  • Year-end accounts
  • Self Assessment tax return
  • Allowable expenses review
  • Tax efficiency checks
  • HMRC submission
How it works

Three steps from first call to filing.

  1. 01Step

    First chat

    We start with a free, no-obligation chat about your work, your income and anything you're unsure about.

  2. 02Step

    We prepare your accounts

    You send us your records and we prepare your year-end accounts, review your allowable expenses and calculate what you owe.

  3. 03Step

    Filing day

    We check everything with you, then submit your Self Assessment return to HMRC well before the deadline.

FAQs

Common questions.

A few of the questions we get asked most. If yours isn't here, just ask.

When is my Self Assessment due?

The online filing deadline is 31 January following the end of the tax year. We aim to have your return ready well before then, so there are no last-minute surprises.

What records do you need from me?

Your income and your business expenses for the tax year. That can be invoices, bank statements, receipts or a spreadsheet. We'll tell you exactly what we need and keep it simple.

Can you help if I've never filed a return before?

Yes. If it's your first return, we'll walk you through registering with HMRC and explain everything in plain English.

Will you check I'm not paying too much tax?

Yes. We review your allowable expenses and run tax efficiency checks as part of preparing your return, so you only pay what you actually owe.