Managing your tax return shouldn’t feel overwhelming. If you’re a contractor, medical professional, small business, freelancer, or online seller juggling multiple clients, we can help simplify your tax return.
At A & Co Accountants, we specialise in tax and accounting services throughout the UK.
We are a team of accountants backed by years of experience managing the accounting and tax needs of our clients. Our tailored tax return services include robust tax planning advice that helps maximise your take-home pay.
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Find out how much you could save with our efficient tax planning—at zero charge to discuss your options. Reach out to us by email or call 0203 026 7001 for a free consultation. We’ll review your current condition and offer a fixed-fee quote with no hidden costs.
Once you are all set to proceed, send us your documents online—via email, post, or our highly secure online system. We will need your recent bank statements in CSV or Excel format, your expense invoices and receipts, P60s or P45s from any employment, and information on any benefits or pensions.
After receiving your documents, your accountant will review them and prepare your tax return. We’ll pinpoint all allowable deductions to shrink your tax bill, estimate your tax liability, and ensure you meet HMRC regulatory requirements.
A copy of the prepared tax return will be sent to you for review and approval. Your dedicated accountant will explain the numbers as well as your tax liability. Once you approve and sign off the document, we will proceed with the next step.
Finally, your tax return will be submitted to HMRC. We will send you copies of your documents, a snapshot of your deadlines, and payment obligations.
At A&Co Accountants, we have been handling accounting and tax return services on behalf of our clients for years. Tax laws frequently change, so we prioritise ongoing professional development to stay informed about the latest case law, HMRC guidance, and best practices.
We have helped independent, family-owned construction businesses and nationally recognised contractors—from small to large projects.
Whether you are a sole trader or operate your own limited company, our comprehensive freelancing accounting services have got you covered. From invoicing clients and claiming expenses to keeping tax information up to date, we have helped freelancers grow at scale.
We also cover medical professionals, whether operating as a limited company or as a sole trader. We have years of experience in helping them plan their tax efficiently and offering guidance throughout.
A&Co Accountants also work alongside UK-based small businesses, helping them hit their business goals. Our team will work with you directly to ensure you’re always fully compliant. Leveraging our extensive expertise and hands-on experience means your business is fully compliant, tax-efficient, and set up for long-term success.
A self-assessment is a collection of forms used to calculate an individual’s taxable income and gains for a tax year, helping to determine their tax liability.
A professional service makes your tax return process hassle-free, on-time, and efficient. They handle complex calculations, keep your business HMRC compliant, and help identify allowable deduction opportunities that would have been missed otherwise.
Check out A&Co Accountants to learn more about our accounting services.
The deadline is 31st October for paper returns and 31st January for online submissions.
If you miss the 31st January self-assessment deadline, you will be automatically penalised. Another common mistake is not detailing all income sources whilst filing your tax return. Consider that HMRC receives information about your income from multiple sources!
Another common mistake many people, even businesses, make is claiming non-allowable expenses. They don’t realise that expenses such as specific travel costs, personal expenses, or client entertainment are not tax-deductible.
Again, the most expensive mistake is not claiming allowable deductions. On the other hand, when you fail to ensure efficient record-keeping, you can’t prove your expense claims, leading to rejected deductions and higher tax bills.
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