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Tax Returns Done Right First Time

Self Assessment and Corporation Tax returns prepared by qualified accountants — on time, fully compliant, and structured to minimise your tax liability legally.

 

from £24

Per month

40%

Avg. tax saving

31 Jan

Never missed

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Service Overview

What does a tax return service include?

A tax return is your annual declaration to HMRC of all income, gains, and allowable expenses. For individuals and sole traders, this is the Self Assessment return (SA100). For limited companies, it's the Corporation Tax return (CT600).

 

At TaxSpace, we don't just fill in the forms — we review your entire financial position to identify every allowance and relief you're entitled to, then submit your return accurately and on time.

HMRC correspondence

Capital Gains Tax

CT600 Corporation Tax

Foreign income

Rental income

SA100 Self Assessment

HMRC compliant returns

100%

Years tax return expertise

20+

Average tax savings identified

40%

Query response time

< 24 h

Tax returns for every situation

Simple or complex, we handle all types of UK tax returns with the same care and attention to detail.

Most common

Shares, property disposals, and crypto — we calculate your CGT liability and apply all available reliefs.

Investors & Capital Gains

Personal Allowance tapering, Child Benefit tax charge, and pension annual allowance — complex returns handled correctly.

High Earners (£100k+)

Foreign income, split-year treatment, and UK tax obligations for non-residents — we navigate the rules.

 

Non-UK Residents

Self-employment income, expenses, and Class 4 NI — all calculated correctly for your SA100.

Sole Traders & Freelancers

Director's salary, dividends, and Corporation Tax return — structured for maximum tax efficiency.

Limited Company Directors

Rental income, mortgage interest relief, allowable expenses, and Section 24 implications — all handled.

Landlords

WHO IT'S FOR

Maximise every allowance and relief

Most people overpay tax simply because they don't know what they can claim. Our tax specialists review every allowable expense, relief, and allowance — from pension contributions to home office costs — to ensure your liability is as low as legally possible.

Capital allowances reviewed

Pension contribution relief

All allowable expenses claimed

KEY BENEFIT

Why choose TaxSpace for tax returns?

Protection from HMRC penalties

The deadline for online Self Assessment returns is 31 January. Miss it and you face an automatic £100 penalty — rising to £900 after 3 months. We submit well before the deadline, every year.

HMRC correspondence handled

Early submission as standard

Deadline tracking included

HMRC enquiry support

If HMRC opens an enquiry into your tax return, it can be stressful and time-consuming. We handle all correspondence, provide the required documentation, and represent you throughout the process.

Professional representation

Document preparation

Full enquiry management

Proactive tax planning

We don't just file your return — we look ahead. Before each tax year ends, we review your position and recommend actions to reduce your next bill: timing income, accelerating expenses, pension contributions, and more.

Dividend vs salary planning

Income timing strategies

Year-end tax review

THE PROCESS

How it works

01

We send you a simple checklist of the information we need — income sources, expenses, investments, and any other relevant details.

Information gathering

oct-Nov

02

We prepare your tax return, apply all relevant reliefs and allowances, and calculate your tax liability accurately.

Return preparation

noc-dec

03

We send you the completed return for review. We explain the figures in plain English and answer any questions before submission.

Review & approval

dec-jan

04

Once approved, we submit your return to HMRC digitally and send you confirmation with your unique transaction reference.

HMRC submission

before 31 jan

05

After submission, we review your position for the current tax year and recommend actions to reduce your next bill.

Tax planning review

feb-mar


Transparent Pricing — Sole Trader & Ltd

Simple, clear monthly pricing

Tax returns from £24/month. No surprise bills at year end.

most popular

Limited company

Growth

From £64

/ month

For limited company directors and landlords.

Capital Gains Tax (add-on)

 

Year-end tax review call

Priority support

Dividend planning advice

Rental income reporting

Director's SA100 included

Corporation Tax return (CT600)

all business type

Premium

Custom

For complex returns with multiple income sources.

Proactive tax planning

Dedicated senior tax adviser

HMRC enquiry support

Foreign income declarations

Capital Gains Tax reporting

Everything in Growth

SOLE TRADER

Starter

From £24

/ month

For sole traders with straightforward income.

Import/export VAT

VAT scheme advisory

Reverse charge VAT

Email support

Basic expenses claim

Self-employment income

Employment income

Self Assessment return (SA100)

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Who needs to file a Self Assessment tax return?
You need to file a Self Assessment return if you're self-employed, a company director, have rental income, earn over £100,000, have foreign income, or have capital gains to report. HMRC may also ask you to file even if none of these apply.
What is the deadline for Self Assessment?
The online filing deadline is 31 January following the end of the tax year (5 April). Payment of any tax owed is also due by 31 January. Paper returns must be filed by 31 October. Missing these deadlines triggers automatic £100 penalties, which increase the longer the return remains outstanding.
What expenses can I claim as a sole trader?
Allowable expenses include: office costs (stationery, phone, broadband), travel (mileage, public transport — not commuting), clothing (uniforms or protective gear), staff costs, stock and materials, financial charges (bank fees, insurance), and marketing costs. You can also claim the Annual Investment Allowance on equipment purchases.
How is Corporation Tax different from Self Assessment?
Self Assessment (SA100) is for individuals — sole traders, landlords, and employees with complex tax affairs. Corporation Tax (CT600) is filed by limited companies on their profits. If you run a limited company, you may need both: a CT600 for the company and a personal SA100 for your salary and dividends.
What is the tax treatment of rental income?
Rental income is taxed as part of your total income after deducting allowable expenses: mortgage interest (restricted to basic rate relief for residential landlords), letting agent fees, repairs and maintenance, insurance, and service charges. From April 2026, landlords with income over £50,000 will also need to comply with MTD ITSA.
What happens if I've missed previous tax return deadlines?
Late filing incurs an automatic £100 penalty, rising to £900 after 3 months (daily £10 charges), then further penalties at 6 and 12 months. Interest accrues on unpaid tax from the due date. We can prepare and file overdue returns, calculate the total liability, and in some cases submit a reasonable excuse appeal to reduce penalties.

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