Self Assessment Accountants for Sole Traders, Directors, Contractors and Freelancers
Year round Self Assessment advice and guidance from your own dedicated tax accountant
Unlimited support from your dedicated tax accountant
Free access to online bookkeeping software to manage your records
Annual tax efficiency reviews with proactive support and advice
Representation in the event of an HMRC investigation
How does our Self Assessment service work?
Our accountants work with you all year round to make tax returns as easy as possible
We'll send you a reminder
We'll remind you when the submission deadline is coming up, and ask for your bookkeeping records.
We complete your Self Assessment
We will prepare your tax return, and double check everything to ensure it's accurate.
We submit your tax return
Once we receive your approval, we'll submit everything to HMRC. Job done!
How much will your Self Assessment cost?
Our low monthly fees allow you to split the cost over a whole year
Sole Traders
From £24.50 per month
Your Self Assessment tax return is included in your fee as part of the service.
Limited Companies
From £39.50 per month
Add Self Assessment for an extra £10.00 per month for the first 2 x directors.
Partnerships
From £24.50 per month
Add Self Assessment for an extra £10.00 per month, per partner.
Why choose us as your accountants?
We provide a stress-free accountancy and tax returns service
Peace of mind
Tax is a complex area but as qualified and experienced accountants, that’s what we’re good at! Let us save you time and stress by managing your returns, whilst you focus on your business.
Tax efficiency reviews
Your dedicated accountant will conduct annual tax efficiency reviews, making sure you claim any tax relief available on your Self Assessment, in the most tax efficient way possible.
Reduce the chance of penalties
Our email reminders and knowledgeable tax accountants will keep you safe from HMRC, and help you manage your tax return deadlines, responsibilities, and obligations
FAQs
This is the system used to tell HMRC about any income that you might need to pay tax on. For instance, if you’re a sole trader, receive income from property, a partner in a partnership (and for the partnership itself), or the director of a limited company who also receives dividends as a shareholder.
Submitting your tax return doesn’t always mean you’ll have a bill to pay, and can sometimes result in a tax rebate.
This process is expected to change for some taxpayers in April 2026, with the introduction of MTD Income Tax Self Assessment.
The deadline for submitting your tax return is normally 31st January following the end of the tax year it relates to. If you need to submit a paper return, the submission deadline is 31st October following the end of the tax year it relates to.
Our guide explains things in more detail!
You might need to make a submission if you earn income which isn’t taxed before it reaches you. For instance, if you’re a sole trader, a partner in a partnership, a company director taking dividends, or even if you earn money from a side-hustle or property.
Our friendly team of accountants are all based in our offices in London and in the Northwest, but because we operate digitally, we can work with you wherever you are.
As well as taking care of your Self Assessment tax return for you, we’ll make sure you and your business are as tax efficient as possible! You can also talk to your accountant as often as you need to, all through the year.
If you work in construction as a sub-contractor, your contractor makes CIS deductions from the payments they make to you, but you will still need to submit your own tax return as a self-employed person.
The good news is that some sub-contractors pay too much tax during the year, and then get this back once they submit!
If your tax bill is more than £1,000, you’ll need to make Payments on Account. HMRC will assume that your tax bill will be the same next year, and ask you to make an advance payment towards it at the same time as paying this year’s bill. The advance payment is half of this year’s bill. Read our guide to Payments on Account to learn more.
Some people will need to use MTD Income Tax to report their income instead of Self Assessment. This is something we can help you with! We explain who is affected and how we can help in more detail in our dedicated MTD Income Tax article.
We currently help over 15,000 businesses in the UK to thrive
Callum from The Accountancy Partnership recently filed my year-end accounts and made the whole process really straightforward. Callum was excellent throughout - clear, helpful and efficient, and he made everything feel simple from start to finish. A very smooth experience and I’d happily recommend him to anyone looking for reliable accountancy support.
Ben Chetham
As a first-year sole trader, I was a little unsure about the accounting side of things, but James has been incredibly helpful throughout the whole process. He is very knowledgeable, patient, and took the time to guide me through everything, making it much less stressful than I expected.
Hayley Crean
Kieran McCann provided outstanding support in helping me file my corporation tax return within an extremely tight timeframe. The last-minute situation was entirely my own fault, but Kieran remained calm, professional, and incredibly responsive throughout the process. Thanks to his efficiency and dedication, we managed to meet the deadline and avoid what would likely have been a fine. He was always responsible, supportive, and available whenever I needed guidance.
Aurore Nguyen
Looking for information on our other accountancy services?
We offer a broad range of services to ensure your business has all the financial support it needs
Accounts
Error free accounts produced by experienced accountants
Bookkeeping
Flexible bookkeeping services tailored to your business
Payroll
A complete managed payroll service for directors and employees
You're in good hands
When you trust us with your accounts, you can have complete confidence that we know what we're doing. Our accountants have a wide range of qualifications and accreditations from trusted professional bodies such as the AAT, ICPA and ACCA.

