How to Amend Your Tax Return
Made a mistake on your HMRC tax return? Find out how to amend your tax return and how long you have to make your changes.
DIY-ing your self-assessment tax return? Here you’ll find easy-to-follow guides to help get you through the process of filling in your return so you can press the submit button with confidence. From finding the paperwork you need to declaring different types of income and choosing the right sections to fill in, you’ll find everything you need all in one place.
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Made a mistake on your HMRC tax return? Find out how to amend your tax return and how long you have to make your changes.
Filling in your tax return and wondering whether you need to declare bank interest? Well, you’re not alone because forgetting to include bank interest is a common mistake people make when it comes to self-assessment. Find out in this guide how to show it and the tax-free allowances available so you can pay less tax on taxable interest income.
Understand traditional accounting (also known as the accruals basis) and how it affects the numbers you need when you fill in your tax return
Find out how you can request to pay your self-assessment tax through PAYE and the deadline for letting HMRC know.
Find out what happens if you miss the self-assessment deadline, the penalties you’ll face and whether you can appeal.
Step-by-step guide to completing your self assessment tax return online to help you beat the 31 January deadline. Jargon free guaranteed.
If you have filed your tax return late and failed to pay your tax on time then HMRC will automatically issue two types of penalties – one for not putting your return in and another for failing to pay tax, along with interest on what you owe.
Panicking about the tax you owe? Struggling to estimate how much tax you’ll have to pay? This guide is the perfect place to start to put your mind at rest.
Want to find your unique taxpayer reference online? Here’s how to find your UTR number online, by phone or on HMRC correspondence.
An overview of the HMRC self-assessment system and the topics that really matter such as registration, returns and tax payments.
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