You should expect to receive a return whether you’re a sole trader, business partner or receive rental income
Personal tax returns are simply the taxman’s way of checking or collecting income tax. You should expect to receive a return if you’re a sole trader, business partner or receive rental income. Returns are also regularly sent to higher rate tax payers with investments, and frequently to company directors too. Ordinary employees are less likely to receive a return, but if they do it must be completed.
The situation is slightly different for partnerships. Partnership returns only report joint income, splitting it for reporting and taxing via personal tax returns.
We are happy to prepare your standard personal or partnership tax returns, including those for business income, small rental portfolios, and managed share portfolios.
We’ll gather all the details we need by asking you for specific information, and then prepare and present your returns and accompanying accounts.
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