SELF-ASSESSMENTS TAX RETURNS

According to British Law any person who works as a self-employed either as a sole trader or in partnership must complete his Tax Return every year in order to account for its tax liabilities. If you are an employee (working for someone) you are not oblige to file Tax Return every year but if your employer overpaid tax which you were due within current or one of the previous tax years, then you should complete your Tax Return in order to get the refund of the overpaid tax.

For either circumstances, if you are self-employed or employee, our company provides complex service which includes:

• self-assessments – we provide fast and reliable service for all self-employed people irrespectively of the type and nature of its businesses, that includes business registration, business advice as well as completing and filing your annual tax returns

•  tax returns – if you were or you are still working / employed in Great Britain it is possible that you have overpaid Income Tax which means you can apply to Inland Revenue (HMR&C) to get the overpaid tax back. If you think that your tax have been overpaid please provide one of the documents (P45, P60, P35 or event just your pay-slips) to find out whether you will have a tax fund or not

• online self-assessment – as our company is an authorized agent of HMR&C (British Tax Office) we are pleased to inform that we offer fast and reliable online self-assessment services, which will save your time (usually it take just a couple of days to received confirmation from HMR&C) as well as avoiding payment of  Ј100 penalty for late Tax Return if you forgot to sent your paper version of Tax Return by 31.10.of each year

• business registration- we will quickly register your business a as  sole trader(self-employment / partnership) or Limited Company- this service is free for all our clients who decide to stay with us

• deregistration – if you leaving Great Britain or you just ceasing your business activity (self-employment, partnership, LTD), we can help you with that by liaising with HMR&C on your behalf with respect to de-registration your business or/and getting your tax refund (if you have overpaid Income Tax)

• registration/ deregistration for National Insurance Contribution it is an important matter to register yourself for NIC as well as de-register when your business is ceased, forgetting to do that may result in creating outstanding NI contribution liability. To help out our client to deal with that issue, our company offers complex service which relates to that aspect of business activity.

 

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