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Dreading Self Assessment?
Let’s make it manageable.

Work out if you need to file, estimate your tax bill, and know exactly what to do next.

1Do you need to file?
2Your Income
3Deductions
4Tax Estimate
5Next Steps
Do you need to file a Self Assessment?

Tick everything that applies to your 2024/25 tax year (6 April 2024 to 5 April 2025). We’ll tell you straight away.

Your income

Start with what you earned through PAYE. Add other income sources if they apply to you.

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Total gross pay before tax and NI. From your P60.

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The "income tax" figure on your P60.

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I have other income to declare (self-employment, rental, dividends, etc.)
Deductions or reliefs to claim?

Most people don’t have any of these. Toggle on only if one applies to you.

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Personal pension contributions
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Gift Aid donations
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Marriage Allowance transfer
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Student loan repayments
Your tax estimate

Based on what you’ve entered. Illustrative only.

Calculating…
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Enter your figures on the previous steps to see your estimate.
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See the full tax breakdown
📄 Download your Self Assessment summary A full breakdown to take to your accountant or keep on file.
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What to do next

The deadline, what you need, and where to file.

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What to gather before you file
Want help with your return? A tax adviser or accountant can file on your behalf and make sure you don’t pay more than you need to.
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General information only · Not financial advice
Do I need to file a return?
What are the filing deadlines?
How do I register for Self Assessment?
Can I claim higher rate pension relief?
What expenses can I deduct as self-employed?