At the end of the year, the tax return can be done, and one should do this by the 31st of January of the following year to have declared and paid the entire amount of tax due.

The tax can be paid in different installments, provided that the entire amount has been paid to HMRC by the 31st of January of the following year.

As we calculate a fiscal year, depending on profit figures, HMRC will ask for two advances towards the following year. These advances are used to deduct the amount of tax due in the following year.

For example, if one had to pay £3,000 in relation to the last year, by the 31st of January HMRC will charge the full amount of £3,000, in addition to an advance on the next year's tax based on the current year's value, thus charging £1,500.

Therefore, in addition to the amount due for the previous year, HMRC will charge an advance of half of this amount, i.e. £1,500 for the next year, which will be collected in two installments.

The second installment of the advance will be charged until the 31st of July of the same year, at half the amount, that is, £1,500, referring to the next year. However, if the tax payer does not make a profit, HMRC returns this amount paid as an advance.

Payment can be made online via this link: https://www.tax.service.gov.uk/pay-online/self-assessment

Expenses related to the work itself are eligible for deduction, including accountant expenses. A percentage of certain household expenses, for example, if the taxpayer works in a remotly at home.

In the absence of documentation or proof of spending, or in the case of very low expenses, it is possible to consider a sum of £1,000 per year for tax purposes.

The taxpayer can choose to declare alone or hire an accountant.

Cancellation is done via the link: https://www.gov.uk/stop-being-self-employed.

We currently charge a fee of £130 + VAT for this service, booked via a Consultation.

Yes, it is possible. However, to complete the Self Assessment Tax Return both roles must be taken into account so that the income tax is calculated correctly. If necessary, HMRC refunds tax that may have been overpaid by the employer.

At the end of the fiscal year, this must be taken into account and the return will be made - if due. However, if you prefer that the discount not be a heavy burden during the year, we recommend that you contact HMRC on 0300 200 3300, or online, or even that you hire a professional who can help you.

We speak directly to HMRC for our customers, for a fee of £130 + VAT. The corrections are carried out by HMRC and the amount of time taken will depend on them.

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Temos um membership que inclui:

• Registro como autônomo, caso ainda não tenha;

• Nosso registro como o seu agente perante o HMRC;

• Consultas para entender como são as taxas, datas e despesas que terás;

• Realização do próximo Self Assessment Tax Return;

• Resolução de pendências perante o HMRC, desde que vinculadas a sua atividade;

• Cartas probatórias de rendimentos para fins de aluguel, hipoteca (mortgage), financiamento, empréstimo etc.;

• Encerramento das atividades como trabalhador autônomo caso finalize este regime de trabalho.

The membership is charged in 12 direct debit installments. As soon as our Engagement Letter (contract) is accepted, the billing can start.

The amount charged entitles you to only 1 Self Assessment Tax Return.

If the member chooses to cancel their membership, the annuity of 12 installments will be charged in full.

Yes, it is possible. Those who choose to have their Self Assessment Tax Return done by a professional without becoming a member are only charged for this service.

However, these services will be billed separately:

• Letters and references to employment agencies;

• References for home rent or mortgage.

• Resolutions before HMRC;

• Enlightening queries and meetings;

• Termination of activities as a self-employed worker.