Self Assessment tax return service

You might find that their experience and expertise come in handy, but there’s no legal obligation to hire an accountant to file your Self Assessment.

Once your Self Assessment has been submitted, HMRC will tell you how much tax you owe. This can usually be paid by debit card.

If you’re entitled to a refund, you should allow four weeks for the refund to be sent to your bank account. If you owe any tax within 35 days of your Self Assessment submission, your refund will be deducted from your total owed.

When it comes to your Self Assessment with Crunch, your part can be over in as little as 15 minutes (subject to the size of your tax return). Once your documents have been uploaded onto our online software, you can sit back and wait for our helpful accountants to get in touch.*On rare occasions, Crunch may not be able to complete your Self Assessment ourselves. In which case, we’ll offer to refer you to one of our partners, which may incur additional costs. Under no circumstances would Crunch pass on your data without your explicit permission.

Crunch’s Self Assessment service is a one-off price - with no hidden charges! No matter how complicated you think yours may be, Crunch’s accountants can help, providing a hassle-free and easy experience for our clients.*On rare occasions, Crunch may not be able to complete your Self Assessment ourselves, in which case we’ll offer to refer you to one of our partners, which may incur additional costs. Under no circumstances would Crunch pass on your data without your explicit permission.

If you have an existing Crunch account, just log in, select ‘Self Assessment’ on the left-hand side and click ‘Start’. Our accountants will complete it, request your approval and submit it to HMRC on your behalf.

Yes! For all new clients, just sign up for a Crunch Free account, log in, and get started! For further help on this, our friendly handy experts are available on 01273 257165. For existing Crunch clients, you can log in to your account and get started right away. For more information, if you pay for your Crunch subscription, you can get in touch with our client managers at support@crunch.co.uk or 01273 257091

With Crunch’s Self Assessment service, we’re completely upfront with all of our fees. Our price increases throughout the year the shorter the window for completion is before the deadline. If you’d like our extra speedy express service, for last-minute Self Assessment filing, we offer this at an additional fee of £105.50+VAT. Our friendly accountants will give you a stress-free experience, so you feel prepared for the next tax year.*Our prices increase the closer to the submission deadline due to the urgency and turn around time for our team. On rare occasions, Crunch may not be able to complete your Self Assessment ourselves. In which case, we’ll offer to refer you to one of our partners, which may incur additional costs. Under no circumstances would Crunch pass on your data without your explicit permission.

If you have a Crunch Free, Sole Trader Pro, or Small Business plan, there’ll be a small one-off charge. However, if you have a Limited Company Premium plan, your Self Assessment is included in your monthly subscription.

You can use our Ask an Accountant service and now pay just £24.50+VAT (was £39.50+VAT) for help from a specialist accountant.

Self Assessment - often referred to as a ‘tax return’ - is a way for HMRC to calculate how much Income Tax and National Insurance Contributions you’ll need to pay. For contracted employees, your tax is deducted monthly on your employment income through the PAYE system. For the self-employed, or someone with other types of income (e.g. pension or dividends), HMRC needs a Self Assessment to assess the tax required to be paid.

If you choose Crunch for your next Self Assessment, here’s what you get with the service:

• Some quick questions on your Self Assessment, giving our accountants more details on you and your finances
• Once you have completed a spreadsheet of your expenses or money made, this can be uploaded, along with your questionnaire and any other supporting documents, onto our online software.
• A friendly Crunch accountant who will review your Self Assessment and carry out a thorough quality check
• A dedicated accountant that’ll contact you to discuss your Self Assessment and if there are anomalies in the information you’ve provided.
• The rest is left to us - you can now sit back and relax while Crunch files your Self Assessment with HMRC for you.

It can be filed any time from the 6th of April, up until the deadline of the 31st of January. We recommend filing it at your earliest convenience.

Crunch’s Self Assessment service is available for anyone who’s income isn’t ‘taxed at source’, for example:

• Self-employed
• Freelancers
• Landlords
• High earners (£100K +)
• Sole traders
• Investors
• Limited Companies
• Crypto
• Side hustles

If you choose Crunch for your next Self Assessment, here’s what you get with the service:

• Some quick questions on your Self Assessment, giving our accountants more details on you and your finances
• Once you have completed a spreadsheet of your expenses or money made, this can be uploaded, along with your questionnaire and any other supporting documents, onto our online software.
• A friendly Crunch accountant who will review your Self Assessment and carry out a thorough quality check
• A dedicated accountant that’ll contact you to discuss your Self Assessment and if there are anomalies in the information you’ve provided.
• The rest is left to us - you can now sit back and relax while Crunch files your Self Assessment with HMRC for you.

Crunch’s Self Assessment service is a one-off fee starting at £200+VAT (prices vary depending on the deadline window). In the UK, you can usually be charged anywhere between £150 to £250 (or potentially more!). Get the expert support you want, at a price that doesn’t break the bank!