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Fast, effortless and done for you online. Easy to use and no worrying about making a mistake.
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.
That’s right, you’ll be matched with a real certified accountant who is best suited to prepare your return. Plus, they’re on hand for questions whenever you need.
Once you’ve signed off your return, your TaxScouts accountant will submit your return with HMRC for you.
That’s it! We told you it was simple.
No matter how complicated it gets or why you need to do a return, it’ll cost £119.
That includes VAT, last-minute changes and all the support you may need.
Filling out your annual return needn’t be taxing. This start-up aims to take the pain out of many people’s biggest headache.
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It’s a simple online process. Fast, efficient and a whole lot less scary than doing it yourself.
No more worrying about missing a rebate or making a mistake. Get your return drafted by a real, certified accountant.
It doesn’t matter how complicated your situation is or how much you earn. No matter what happens, it’s £119.
You’re not alone. If you’ve got a question about tax we’ve probably heard it before and have an answer, or we can walk you through what to do.
Most people do not need to file a Self Assessment because they are taxed at source. But there are a few reasons you may need to complete a tax return:
Check out more reasons you may need to submit a Self Assessment
The UK tax year for individuals starts April 6th and ends April 5th of the following year. From then, you have until January 31st to complete your online tax return for the previous tax year.
There are many tax-free allowances in the UK:
There are also a few tax-free allowances you can claim instead of expenses:
You can see a full list of tax-free allowances here
Your UTR number is a Unique Taxpayer Reference that you get when you register for Self Assessment.
It consists of 10 digits (sometimes with a letter K at the end) and is issued to you by HMRC.
Check out our guide to getting a UTR.