Fixed fees

From £199 all-in — no hourly billing.

Around a third of our new personal-tax clients arrive after a bad experience with an online-only firm: hidden add-ons, delayed responses, or a bill that inflated once the return got started. We do it differently.

Every self-assessment engagement starts with a 30-minute call — usually free — during which we walk through your income sources and quote a fixed, all-in fee. No add-ons for extra schedules. No hourly rate. No surprise invoice in January.

  • Sole trader (turnover under £85k) — from £199
  • Rental income (up to 2 properties) — from £245
  • Rental portfolio (3+ properties) — from £395
  • Capital gains & disposal reporting — from £150 additional
  • Non-dom or split-year residence — POA
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Who needs to file?

You probably need to file if…

Sole trader / freelancer

Any self-employment income above £1,000 in the tax year triggers a filing obligation.

Landlord

Rental income above £1,000 (or £2,500 net) generally requires self-assessment registration.

Company director

Most limited-company directors need a return, particularly if they receive dividends.

High earner

Total income above £150,000, or over £50,270 if you claim Child Benefit (HICBC).

Investor

Untaxed savings above £10,000 or dividend income above £10,000 in the year.

Capital gains

Gains exceeding the annual exempt amount (£3,000 for 2024/25), or any residential property disposal.

Dates

Key deadlines for 2025/26

5 Oct 2026

Register for self-assessment if you have a new source of income in 2025/26.

31 Oct 2026

Paper return filing deadline (rare — most returns are filed online).

31 Jan 2027

Online filing deadline and balancing tax payment for 2025/26.

31 Jul 2027

Second payment on account due for 2026/27 tax year.

Filed on time, every time.

Send us your P60s and receipts and we handle the rest. Fixed fee, quoted before you engage.

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