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18th October 2021
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You may need to submit a self-assessment tax return if you have self-employed earnings, income from property or untaxed income such as tips or commission. In this month’s Active Practice we will cover the rules of self-assessment and how you go about submitting a self assessment tax return. This guide includes:
– What is self-assessment and are you included?
– What do you need to do?
- Registering
- Completing your self assessment tax return
- Paying your bill
– What are the penalties if it’s late?
– Common problems
- Missing out on tax relief
- Not declaring all your income
- Late or inaccurate filing
- Deadlines
If you would like any further information, or any help in filing your personal tax return, please get in touch, but first take a read of this month’s Active Practice to find out more. You can download it here:
JDA – Active Practice – 2018-12 – SATR
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- You can ring us on 0151 380 8080
- You can email us at growth@jondaviesaccountants.co.uk
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