Whether you are self-employed, a company director, or receive income from property or investments, SHIBY Accountants helps you understand what HMRC expects and how to stay compliant.
We explain your obligations in plain English, help you organise the information HMRC needs, and prepare your return with care and attention to detail.



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We focus on clear communication, dependable service, and accounting support that fits the way you work—whether you are self-employed, a sole trader, or managing multiple income sources.
We explain your Self Assessment responsibilities in straightforward terms so you know what to file, when, and why.
We help you gather and review the income, expenses, and supporting documents needed for an accurate return.
Beyond submission, we remain available to discuss changes in your circumstances and upcoming HMRC requirements.


We discuss your income sources, previous filings, and any HMRC notices so we understand your position from the outset.

You share your records and we identify anything missing, answer your questions, and outline the next steps.

We prepare your Self Assessment return, explain the figures, and agree the submission with you before it is filed.

We submit your return to HMRC and remain available to discuss payment, future planning, and the next tax year.
Tell us about your circumstances and we will explain how SHIBY Accountants can support your Self Assessment.
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You may need to file if you are self-employed, a sole trader, a company director, a landlord, or if you have untaxed income such as dividends, foreign income, or capital gains above certain thresholds. HMRC may also notify you directly.
Online Self Assessment returns are usually due by 31 January following the end of the tax year. Paper returns are normally due by 31 October if you file by post. Balancing payments and payments on account may also be due on 31 January.
Making Tax Digital (MTD) is HMRC's programme to move tax reporting online. Requirements depend on your income, business type, and the taxes you are registered for. We can advise what applies to you and help you keep compliant records.
Typically you will need records of income, business expenses, bank statements, invoices, receipts, P60 or P45 forms, dividend vouchers, rental income details, and any other documents relating to income not taxed at source.
Yes. Once we have reviewed your records and agreed the figures with you, we can prepare and submit your Self Assessment return to HMRC on your behalf and discuss any tax due.
Request a quote using the form below or the Get a Quote button. We will explain the information we need, outline our approach, and agree the next steps with you.
Request a quote and we will explain how SHIBY Accountants can support your tax return and wider accounting needs.
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