Personal Tax Returns and Self Assessment
Whether you're a company director, landlord, sole trader, or higher-rate taxpayer with investment income, Gro Profit First Accountants handle your personal tax return from start to finish. We don't just file the numbers — we review your entire tax position to find legitimate ways to reduce what you owe.
Who Needs to File a Self Assessment?
You'll need to file a self assessment tax return if you're self-employed with income over £1,000, a company director, a landlord receiving rental income, earning over £100,000 a year, have untaxed savings or investment income, or receive child benefit and earn over £60,000. If you're unsure whether you need to file, get in touch — we'll tell you for free.
What's Included
Our personal tax service includes gathering and reviewing all your income sources, calculating your tax liability with all available reliefs and allowances, filing your return with HMRC well before the deadline, advising on payments on account and budgeting for your tax bill, and proactive planning to reduce next year's liability. We also handle Capital Gains Tax calculations, rental income reporting, and foreign income declarations.
Tax Planning — Not Just Tax Filing
The difference between a good accountant and a great one is tax planning. Anyone can file a return. We look at your salary and dividend split, pension contributions, capital gains reliefs, marriage allowance transfers, and dozens of other strategies to minimise your tax bill legally. Our Tax MOT service saves clients £5,000–£50,000.
Deadlines
Paper returns must be filed by 31 October and online returns by 31 January following the end of the tax year (5 April). We recommend getting your information to us by November at the latest — but the earlier the better, so you know exactly what you owe and can plan accordingly.