Self Assessment and Tax Returns

Accounting and Financial Management
Whether you its a self assessment you need to file or help with tax returns we here to support you.

What we can do for you

Getting to grips with the self-assessment tax return can feel overwhelming, especially if your strengths lie elsewhere, like in growing your business. At Gravitate Accounting, part of our success comes from understanding that one person can’t possibly know everything, which is why finding the right people to join your team is essential.

While you continue playing to your strengths and expanding your business, we will play to ours and ensure that your company is tax compliant at all times. We will take on the burden of collecting everything we need to file your self-assessment tax return with HMRC successfully.

Completing your self assessment and tax returns isn't rocket science, but it's definitely not fun either. We can help guide you through the process of completing your tax returns to make sure that you're being as tax efficient as possible. Our fully qualified tax advisors have years and years of experience and we can complete tax returns for individuals, businesses including self-employed, Directors, Partners or Landlords.


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Frequently asked questions about Self Assessment and Tax Returns

Who needs to submit a Self Assessment?

Self Assessments are an annual requirement for any person that does not automatically pay their tax through Pay As You Earn (PAYE)

What do you need to declare on a Self Assessment Tax Return

When you file your self-assessment tax return, you will need to declare any income that you made in the previous financial year. Each individual will be different, but here are the main documents and records you will need to declare:

- Your P60
- Your P45 (if you left a job that year)
- P11D benefits in kind
- Details of any pay and expenses from an employer
- Details of any bank interest
- Dividends or sale of stocks and shares
- Any capital gains madeInformation on any pension you may have
- Trusts
- Disposals e.g. if you sold a property
- Charitable donations
- Rental Income
- Foreign Income

When is the Self Assessment deadline?

HMRC give two deadlines to file your tax return:

31st October – paper submission
31st January – online submission

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