At Ripple Tax, we take the stress out of filing your Self-Assessment Tax Return. Whether you’re self-employed, a freelancer, landlord, or contractor, our tax experts ensure your return is accurate, compliant, and submitted on time — so you avoid HMRC penalties and maximise your refund.
From calculating income and expenses to preparing and submitting your return, we handle everything for you. Our transparent, hassle-free service makes managing your tax simple, giving you peace of mind that your finances are in safe hands.
At Ripple Tax, we know that completing a Self-Assessment Tax Return can feel confusing and time-consuming — especially with changing HMRC rules. That’s why our tax experts handle every step for you. From gathering your income details to identifying allowable expenses and submitting your return, we ensure everything is accurate and compliant.
Whether you’re self-employed, a freelancer, or earning additional income, we make sure your Self-Assessment is filed correctly and on time — giving you peace of mind and more time to focus on what you do best.
We understand how stressful tax season can be — that’s why Ripple Tax takes care of everything from start to finish. Our dedicated specialists make sure your return is filed correctly, all eligible expenses are claimed, and any potential refund reaches you quickly.
You need to file a Self-Assessment Tax Return if you’re self-employed, a freelancer, landlord, company director, or earn additional income not taxed through PAYE. This can include rental income, dividends, or side business earnings. If you’re unsure, our team can quickly check whether you need to file one.
You’ll need your income details (such as P60, P45, or invoices), records of business expenses, and bank statements showing any untaxed income. If applicable, we’ll also ask for details of savings, pensions, or property income. Don’t worry — our team will guide you through everything step by step.
The online filing deadline for Self-Assessment is 31 January following the end of the tax year (which ends on 5 April). For example, the 2024/25 tax return must be filed by 31 January 2026. We recommend submitting early to avoid penalties and ensure you have time to claim all eligible deductions.
We make Self-Assessment simple — our experts prepare, review, and submit your return directly to HMRC on your behalf. We’ll make sure it’s accurate, compliant, and includes all allowable expenses, helping you avoid penalties and potentially increase your tax refund.
The main new compliance requirement for self-assessment is the phased introduction of Making Tax Digital for Income Tax (MTD for ITSA), which requires affected self-employed individuals and landlords to use compatible software for digital record-keeping and quarterly updates to HMRC.
This is the primary change replacing the traditional annual self-assessment tax return for those who meet the income thresholds.
Mandatory Digital Records: You must keep digital records of all self-employment and property income and expenses using MTD-compatible software, rather than paper records or HMRC’s online portal.
Quarterly Updates: Instead of one annual return, you (or your agent) must send a summary of your income and expenses to HMRC four times a year via the software.
Final Declaration: At the end of the tax year, a final declaration is submitted to confirm your figures and claim any allowances, replacing the previous annual tax return.
Penalties: A new points-based penalty system for late submissions and late payments is being introduced, similar to the one for MTD for VAT.
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