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Your Self Assessment Simplified

Your Self Assessment Simplified

Filing your self assessment can be complex and time-consuming, but we're here to simplify the process. For just £9.99, receive a personalised step-by-step guide tailored to your unique tax situation.
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    Hint - You're most likely filing for the last tax year, April 2023-2024.
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    Please include how many employments you've had this year, when you started, if you still work there, what your role is, whether your employer has provided any benefits to you (such as a car or health insurance) and whether your employer has reimbursed any taxable expenses.
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    Tick yes if you worked for yourself or you were a subcontractor working in the construction industry, and the total turnover that would be taxed in the year from all of your businesses was over £1,000.
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    Please include a description of your business (or businesses), where you operate, whether you worked in a Partnership with someone else, what your turnover was for each business within the tax year and whether there are any special circumstances for your business within the tax year (such as an accounting period adjustment, you've already declared this accounting period’s results, you're taxable period differs from your accounting period, or whether you are looking to claim a specific type of tax relief).
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    Tick yes if you have received income of over £1,000 from any UK property rental including rents from land you own or lease out, furnished holiday letting from properties in the UK or European Economic Area (EEA), or letting of furnished rooms in your own home.
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    Please describe your property income, including the number of rental properties you have, whether they are residential or commercial, how you own the properties (solely, jointly, or in partnership), if you received rental income, and the types of allowable expenses you incurred (e.g., maintenance and repairs, utility bills, property management fees, insurance premiums, legal and professional fees, mortgage interest, or other expenses). Also, mention if there are any capital allowances you need to claim (such as for equipment, improvements, or energy-efficient technologies), and any special circumstances related to your property (e.g. significant renovations, or specific reliefs).
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    Capital Gains Tax is a tax on the profit when you sell (or ‘dispose of’) something (an ‘asset’) that’s increased in value.
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    Please describe your capital gains transactions in one paragraph. Include the types of assets you sold (e.g., property, shares, investments), the dates of disposal, the proceeds from each sale, the original purchase prices, any costs incurred (such as legal fees, improvement costs), any reliefs you are claiming (e.g., Private Residence Relief, Entrepreneurs’ Relief), and any other relevant information (such as inherited assets or gifts).
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    For each additional source of income, please tell us, the amount received, any related expenses or deductions, and any reliefs or allowances that apply. Include details about interest income from bank accounts or investments, dividends from shares, foreign income, pensions (state or private), benefits received, and any other taxable income.
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