Professional Self Assessment Tax Return Services in the UK

Let a qualified accountant prepare and submit your self assessment tax return — accurately, on time, and with every allowable expense claimed. Fixed fee, no surprises.

Stop Worrying About Your Tax Return — We Handle Everything

If you are self-employed, a landlord, a contractor, or a company director, HMRC requires you to complete a Self Assessment tax return each year. Miss the 31 January deadline and you face an automatic £100 late-filing fine — even if you owe no tax at all.

At SRZ Accountancy, we provide expert tax return services to take the stress out of your annual filing completely. Our UK based accountants review your income, business expenses, and allowable tax reliefs. We prepare your return accurately and submit it directly to HMRC on your behalf, ensuring you pay only the correct amount of tax and maximize your savings. Keeping accurate bookkeeping records throughout the year makes this process faster and more accurate.

Save time and secure peace of mind by outsourcing your tax compliance to a trusted UK based accountant.

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31 Jan
Deadline for online filing & tax payment each year
£100
Automatic penalty for a late return — even with no tax owed
Fixed
Fee — know your cost upfront, no hourly rates
100%
HMRC-compliant returns filed on time, every time
Dedicated Support
Personal accountant support whenever you need help
Free Software
Accounting software included at no extra cost

What You Gain From Expert Self Assessment Support

Getting your tax return professionally prepared is not just about compliance — it can save you money and protect you from costly errors.

Reduce Your Tax Bill Legally

We review every allowable expense, relief, and allowance available to you — from business costs and mileage to pension contributions and capital allowances — so you never overpay.

Avoid Penalties & Late Fines

We track your deadlines and file well in advance of the 31 January cut-off, eliminating the risk of automatic HMRC penalties that start at £100 and escalate quickly.

Handle Complex Returns With Ease

Multiple income streams, rental property, overseas income, capital gains, or student loan deductions — we manage complex tax situations that many accountants prefer to avoid.

Save Hours of Your Time

HMRC’s online portal is not always straightforward. Hand the process to us and reclaim your evenings — we gather the information, do the calculations, and only need your final approval.

Know Your Tax Bill in Advance

We calculate your liability as soon as your records are in — giving you months to plan your payment rather than scrambling for funds days before the January deadline.

HMRC Enquiry Protection

A professionally prepared and submitted return substantially reduces your risk of an HMRC investigation. If HMRC does make contact, we manage all correspondence on your behalf.

Do You Need to File a Self Assessment Tax Return?

HMRC requires a self assessment return from anyone who falls into one of these categories. We support all of them.

Sole Traders
Landlords
Contractors
Company Directors
Freelancers
Employees with Additional Income

A Complete Self Assessment Service — One Fixed Fee

We take care of the entire process from start to finish, with no unexpected charges.

  • Full tax return preparation— income, expenses, and reliefs reviewed and calculated correctly
  • HMRC online submission— filed securely via our agent account on your behalf
  • Allowable expense review— every legitimate business cost claimed to reduce your liability
  • Capital Gains Tax calculations— property disposals, investments, and asset sales handled correctly
  • Rental income reporting— landlord expenses, finance costs, and mortgage interest accounted for
  • Payment on account planning— we calculate and explain your January and July payments in advance
  • High Income Child Benefit Charge— calculated and declared where applicable
  • HMRC correspondence management— we deal with any follow-up queries directly on your behalf
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Key HMRC Deadlines to Know

5 Apr
End of the tax year — the period your return covers
5 Oct
Register for self assessment if you are newly self-employed or have new untaxed income
31 Oct
Deadline for submitting a paper tax return to HMRC
31 Jan
Online return filing deadline & payment of any tax owed — automatic £100 fine if missed
31 Jul
Second payment on account due for the current tax year
We file early. We aim to submit all client returns well before the January deadline — giving you months to plan your tax payment rather than days.

Your Tax Return Done in Four Simple Steps

We make the self assessment process as straightforward as possible — from your first conversation to HMRC confirmation.

Step 01

Free Consultation

Tell us about your income sources, business type, and any specific tax situations. We confirm whether you need to file, which return applies, and what information we need from you.

Step 02

Send Us Your Documents

We provide a simple checklist of everything required — payslips, bank statements, invoices, rental income figures, and any other relevant records. Share them securely via email or our client portal.

Step 03

We Prepare Your Return

Our accountants review your records, calculate your tax liability, identify all allowable expenses and reliefs, and prepare the complete return. We then send it to you with a clear summary for your approval.

Step 04

Approve & We Submit

Once you are happy with the return, we submit it directly to HMRC via our authorised agent account. You receive confirmation and know exactly what is owed and when payment is due.

Do not leave your tax return to the last minute. Book a free consultation today and let our accountants handle everything — accurately and on time.

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Self Assessment Handled by People Who Know the Tax Rules

Filing your own tax return may seem straightforward — until you encounter rental income, multiple employment sources, dividend payments, or an HMRC query. That is where errors creep in and overpayment becomes likely.

At SRZ Accountancy, we specialise in personal tax returns for UK small business owners and individuals with varied income. We know the reliefs, the allowances, and the common mistakes — and we make sure your return is filed correctly every time.

  • Fixed, transparent fee— quoted upfront, no hourly rates, no hidden charges
  • All income types covered— self-employment, rental, dividends, salary & capital gains
  • Early filing approach— we aim to file months before the January deadline
  • Tax planning included— we flag ways to reduce your liability for the year ahead
  • HMRC authorised agent— we communicate with HMRC directly on your behalf
  • Responsive, personal service— speak to your accountant directly, not a call centre
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The Right Tax Return. Filed on Time. Every Year.

What Our Clients Say About Their Tax Returns

Real feedback from sole traders, landlords, and directors we have helped across the UK.

Self Assessment Questions, Answered

Common questions from UK taxpayers about the self assessment process.

You must complete a self assessment tax return if you are self-employed with income over £1,000 per year, a company director, a landlord with rental income, someone with income over £100,000 per year, a higher or additional rate taxpayer with investment income, or a recipient of income not taxed at source such as dividends. If you are unsure whether you need to file, contact us and we will confirm your position free of charge. You may also need to file if you are a CIS subcontractor or have VAT obligations alongside your personal income.
The deadline for submitting your online self assessment tax return is 31 January following the end of the tax year (which runs from 6 April to 5 April). For example, for the 2024/25 tax year (ending 5 April 2025), the online filing deadline is 31 January 2026. Your tax payment is also due on the same date. Paper returns have an earlier deadline of 31 October.
HMRC issues an automatic £100 penalty the day after your filing deadline — even if you owe no tax or have nothing to pay. Further penalties apply if the return remains outstanding: £10 per day after three months (up to £900), and an additional £300 (or 5% of the tax owed if higher) after six months, with another charge at twelve months. Interest also accrues on any unpaid tax from the payment deadline onwards.
Allowable expenses depend on your income type. For the self-employed, claimable costs typically include office expenses, travel and mileage, equipment, professional subscriptions, marketing, and a proportion of home working costs. Landlords can claim letting agent fees, repairs and maintenance, mortgage interest relief, insurance, and accountancy fees. Company directors may claim expenses incurred wholly and exclusively for business purposes. We review your specific situation to ensure every legitimate cost is claimed.
Payments on account are advance payments towards your next year’s tax bill. HMRC requires them when your tax bill is more than £1,000 and less than 80% of your total tax was collected at source. You make two payments: one by 31 January and one by 31 July, each equal to 50% of your previous year’s tax liability. We calculate these as part of your return and explain clearly what you owe and when — so there are no nasty surprises in July.
Yes. If you have not filed a self assessment return before, you must first register with HMRC to receive a Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR) number. The registration deadline is 5 October following the end of the tax year in which the income arose. If you are newly self-employed, register as soon as possible. We can guide you through the registration process and handle everything once your UTR is in place.
Absolutely. Many of our clients have income from a combination of sources — such as employment, self-employment, rental property, dividends, and savings interest. Returns with multiple income streams can be complex and are where errors are most likely to occur. Our accountants have extensive experience handling multi-income returns and ensure every source is reported correctly and every allowable relief is applied.
Our self assessment fees are fixed and agreed with you before any work begins — no hourly rates, no surprise invoices. The price depends on the complexity of your return (number of income sources, property holdings, and so on). Visit our pricing page for full details, or book a free consultation and we will give you an exact quote based on your situation.

Ready to Take Your Tax Return Off the To-Do List?

Book a free, no-obligation consultation with one of our accountants. Tell us about your income situation and we will confirm exactly what you need — and what it will cost — before anything else.

Free consultation  ·  Fixed fee agreed upfront  ·  Filed on time  ·  UK-based support

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