We prepare it, a qualified accountant files it, and every allowable expense gets claimed. You approve it on your phone.
One return a year, covering your self-employed income, expenses and any other income HMRC needs to know about. The form is not hard. Knowing what you're entitled to claim is the part that costs people money.
We claim the mileage, the phone, the insurance, the kit, the finance interest and the proportion of home costs that applies. Then a qualified accountant reviews it and files it.
Two things: claiming fuel and mileage (you can't claim both), and not claiming the flat-rate mileage at all because they never kept a log. Both are fixable, and both are worth real money.
The online deadline is 31 January. Late filing starts at £100 and escalates. If you've missed years, the clean-up service deals with the backlog first.
See the clean-up →Tell us how you drive and we'll say straight whether you need this, and whether you'd be wasting money.
Get a straight answer →Your records become a draft return, with every claim itemised.
A qualified, supervised accountant checks it and files it.
What you earned, what you claimed, what you owe.
No — you choose one. Mileage at 45p is usually better for a van under 10,000 miles a year; actual costs often win above that. We calculate both and use the higher.
Employment, rental or savings income all go on the same return. Tell us at setup and we'll include it.
Yes, once agent authorisation is in place. Letters come to us, not you.
Everything else a courier pays for, we try to get cheaper.
Included in Sorted at £24 a month. £99 standalone if you're on Records.