Your comprehensive guide to tax and filing your tax return
Getting your head round your taxes and completing your Self Assessment doesn't need to be a chore. From the details on income tax and tax-deductible expenses to the deadlines you need to meet, we've got what you need to know.
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The self-employed need to fill in a Self Assessment tax return each year. It can seem complicated, but we've broken down the process.
Need to know when to pay your tax bill? Check the key Self Assessment deadlines, as well as other important tax year dates.
Download your free in-depth guide to completing your self-employed tax return. Why not save it and refer back to the guide when filling in your Self Assessment?
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There are different tax rates depending on how much you earn. Our guide to self-employed tax rates explains everything you need to know.
From office supplies and marketing to ULEZ charges and insurance, here’s what you can claim on your tax return to reduce your taxable income.
Payment on account is one of the most commonly misunderstood parts of the Self Assessment process. Check the deadlines.
Struggling to pay your tax bill before 31 January? If so, you may be able to pay in instalments using HMRC's Time to Pay service.
It’s important to make sure you're paying the right tax when you're both employed and self-employed in the UK. Read more about side hustle tax.
Haven't started your side hustle yet? It's time to get started.
If you make money from renting out your properties, you need to complete a tax return. Here’s how the Self Assessment process works for landlords.
Stay up to date with the latest tax changes landlords need to be aware of, including lower capital gains tax allowances and a delay to Making Tax Digital.
We’ve outlined the main taxes small businesses need to pay below. But the specific taxes that apply to your business will depend on its structure, the products and services it offers, and its performance.
It’s also worth looking into business tax relief.
Don’t be. Our simple guides will help you out along the way – but if you do make a mistake, you can always amend your tax return the same way you submitted it.
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