You run the business.
We handle the tax.
Every deduction found, every deadline met. Answer a few questions, upload your records, and a UK-qualified accountant prepares and files your return from £99.
Real accountants. Real accuracy. No fluff.
Qualified accountants
UK-based, ACCA or CIMA accredited, each with real experience in this exact area.
Accuracy guarantee
If a mistake on our side causes a penalty, we put it right at no extra cost.
Rated by real clients
Reviewed publicly on Trustpilot, so you can see what working with us is actually like.
Whatever kind of self-employed you are.
Sole traders, freelancers, and contractors across every trade. Your accountant has almost certainly filed for someone in your exact line of work before.
Sole traders
Income, expenses, and allowable deductions handled by someone who knows your trade inside out.
Freelancers & contractors
Multiple clients, irregular income, and mixed expenses, sorted into a return that holds up.
Side income
Running a business alongside a main job? Declared correctly without overpaying either side.
Three steps. That's genuinely it.
You're not learning tax law. You're answering questions you already know, and letting someone qualified take it from there.
Tell us about your year
Pick what fits: individual, self-employed, landlord, or VAT-registered, and answer a short set of questions built around it.
Upload and pay
Send over what you've got and pay securely by card or bank transfer. Nothing starts until you've paid.
Your accountant takes it
They prepare, message you if anything's missing, and file once you've approved it. You always know where things stand.
One flat fee. No surprises after.
Every plan includes a qualified accountant and our accuracy guarantee.
Uber / private-hire drivers
For Uber, Bolt, Addison Lee, and other private-hire drivers.
Delivery Drivers
Deliveroo, Uber Eats, Amazon Flex, Just Eat. Delivery income done right.
Landlord (1-2 properties)
Rental income and allowable expenses, for one or two let properties.
Sole trader / self-employed
Sole traders and freelancers. All your allowable expenses captured.
Non-resident landlord
Living abroad with UK property. NRLS treatment under current rules.
Freelancer / consultant
Freelance work, side projects, and consulting income in one return.
Landlord (multiple properties)
Portfolio landlords. Property-by-property and overall position.
Complex foreign / international
Foreign income, multiple residencies, or treaty positions.
Every service · one flat fee · no surprises
Dormant company
For companies with no trading activity in the period.
- Dormant annual accounts prepared and filed
- CT600 nil return to HMRC
- Companies House submission
- Flat fee, no surprises
Non-VAT registered company
Full year-end accounts and corporation tax, done.
- Annual accounts prepared and filed at Companies House
- Corporation tax return (CT600) filed with HMRC
- Bookkeeping from your bank statements
- Flat fee, no surprises
VAT-registered company
Year-end accounts, corporation tax, and ongoing VAT returns. For annual turnover under £200k.
- Everything in Non-VAT registered
- VAT return filing for every period
- Monthly, quarterly or annual VAT cycles supported
- Flat fee, no surprises
VAT-registered company (over £200k turnover)
Larger-company engagement. We scope and price around your business.
- Full year-end accounts + corporation tax
- VAT return filing for every period
- Scoping call to confirm fit + bespoke flat fee
Book a 1-to-1 with an accountant.
Should you be a sole trader or a limited company? What can you actually expense? Get a straight answer on a 30 minute call before you commit to anything, from £129.
Questions people ask before starting
Yes. First-year returns are one of the most common cases we file. Your accountant will make sure you're registered with HMRC correctly at the same time.
It depends on your trade. Your accountant will review your records and tell you exactly which of your costs qualify. Common ones include a portion of home costs, phone, travel, and tools.
No. If you have your records in a spreadsheet or even a shoebox of receipts, that's fine. Just upload what you have.
You may still need to file. Your accountant will confirm whether HMRC expects a return and file a nil return if that's appropriate.