Online Self-Assessment
If you are self-employed or run your own business, you need to understand that taxes do not automatically come out of your income, so you need to complete an online self-assessment tax return so that HMRC can collect the right amount of tax from you. This procedure often catches a lot of people out, either through missing the deadline or not completing the form accurately, which can incur penalties from HMRC.
Clear House can make the whole process smoother thanks to our expert tax accountants who can help get your accounts into shape, and help you to complete your self-assessment correctly. Getting your self-assessment completed ahead of the deadline is essential to ensure efficient tax planning and to smooth out any issues before the due date. Don’t put off your tax return any longer, and get in touch with one of our tax accountants today.
Find detailed guidance on personal tax by viewing our Personal Tax Accountants page.
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