I will file your UK self assessment tax return sa100 with hmrc
About this Gig
The 31 January self-assessment deadline causes more stress than it should. Late filing triggers an automatic £100 HMRC penalty, and that's before interest and further fines stack up even if you owe nothing.
I prepare and file your UK Self-Assessment Tax Return (SA100) directly with HMRC, making sure your income, expenses, and any allowances are captured correctly so you pay exactly what you owe not more.
Who this is for: sole traders, freelancers, landlords, company directors with dividend income, and anyone with income HMRC doesn't automatically tax at source.
What you get: a fully reviewed return covering your specific income types, correct expense and allowance claims, calculation of your tax liability, and submission to HMRC with confirmation.
Why work with me: I handle straightforward returns and layered income situations (self-employment plus property plus dividends) without the guesswork, so you're never left wondering if you claimed everything you're entitled to.
Send me a rough summary of your income sources before ordering so I can recommend the right package.
Entity type:
Individual
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Corporation
Target country:
United Kingdom
Industry:
Biotech
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E-Commerce
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Events planning
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FAQ
Deadline?
Online returns are due 31 January following the tax year end. I recommend filing well before to avoid last-minute HMRC portal delays.
First time?
No problem — I can also help set up your Government Gateway / UTR if you don't have one yet.
Expenses?
Yes, I review allowable expenses and reliefs so your tax bill reflects everything you're legitimately entitled to claim.
Multiple jobs?
Covered under Standard/Premium — just list all your income sources when you order.
Refund possible?
If you've overpaid tax through PAYE or payments on account, I'll flag it and file for the correct refund.

